iMine Workers' She Was a Good .Old Bus in Her Day Extension Of I PRESIDENT MUST ANSWER QUERIES '" Supreme Court

Solons Ask TrumanIf
AN ap&.

Chief YieldsTo kpw-0 COST City Limits t Ousts Talmadge

t kiyaCF La T

/ / ;/ I I America is Ready

Mandate / l ProtestedCouncil In 5-2 DecisionHerman

For War With SovietWASHINGTON

400,000 EmployesWill ; Receives Will Take

,9416to Five PetitionsFive Case To
Stay on Jobs .. [UP] Pres. Truman was asked directly People

WASHINGTON [AP] JohnL. petitions bearing the by the 11 Republican Senators and Congressmen from his I ATLANTA, Ga. [AP] The

Lewis, yielding "uncon- ro signatures of 675 persons i home State of Missouri yesterday if the United States Gov- State Supreme Court rejected -

ditionally" to a Supreme VPss protesting the proposed extension ernment is ready to fight Russia if the Soviets resist his : claims of Herman, Tal-

Court mandate, told his 400- of the Orlando city i proposed intervention in Greece and Turkey. I I madge yesterday as Governor -

'000 soft coal miners yesterday .n r nn-- limits were filed with the That point-blank question;' of Georgia, and the

to keep on working after City Council yesterday.The I Accord topped a long and still-growing!.ousted champion of white suprem-
SeenOn list of queries tossed at the President -
March 31. Council however, referredthe acy yielded to Lieut. Gov. M. E.

With no outward hint of bitter- petitions to the City Plan- with the Implied warning ;Thompson with a vow to take his

ness. Lewis thus called off the 'I t r ning and Zoning Commission and German that they must be answered case to the people.

threat of a new nationwide coal % informed about 40 petitioners clearly and publicly before Con-I The High Court In an historic
/ will his million
strike next month and 'agreed to present that they would be given gress approve $400 5-to-2 decision voided the Legis-

consideration by the Commissionat EconomyMOSCOW program of anti-Communist aid lature's election of young Tal-
Editorial to the two Mediterranean States.
See
( Page 6)
__ a hearing in the near future.
AP The first
/ i [ ] The questions were on the: (See Editorial Page 6)
leave It to the courts for "final ; i The Council instructed City inkling that the Moscow con- President's desk when he returned
;'_ draftan I
ermination" of his long and Atty. Campbell Thornal to ference might reach a com- from his Florida vacation yester- madge In place of his late father.
uR
Uy battle with the Govern- 0 v ordinance providing for the day. Acting Undersecretary of : Eugene Talmadge who died 23

ment. R r o .. installation of parking meters promise on Germany came State Dean Acheson will be required J days before inauguration.
%' in the business district after a last night when Secretary of
In terminating the strike last Q--I I to answer many of them I "Such attempted election.

Fall. Lewis had Instructed his fColdS1iiTctr 9 1 petition had been submitted by State George C. Marshall and; today when the House Foreign said the court "was a void act
4i 1 / Walton McJordan, president of Soviet Foreign Minister V. M.
members to continue operations Affairs Committee hearingson
opens which did not confer upon hint
until the end of March. the Greater Orlando Chamberof Molotov agreed that the Four Pow1ers a bill authorizing the admin- any right or title to the office

The United Mine Workers' chief iA Commerce;J. B. Keith, president possibly could reconcile their istration to rush arms money, and of Governor.

Signalled his surrender In a let- ; 0 /4/4r of the Retail Merchants positions.At civilian and military advisers to The court held that when Tal

ter to Sec. of Interior Krug-a A sn.; and A. C. Slaughter secretary the same time. British For- Greece and Turkey to bulwark
madge died there wrs no legal
message wholly lacking his usual of the Greater Orlando eign Secretary Ernest Bevin warned those countries against Com-i
successor to Gov. Bills Amall, and
blunt defiance declaring simply: / Chamber of Commerce. the conference that the success munist expansion. I.
\ 1 declared Amall held over. Whenhe
The notice of November 15. Signed by about 322 registered of negotiations on Germany Acheson and the Secretaries of resigned voluntarily Jan. 18.

1946, terminating the Krug- voters the petition requested the I will have a definite effect on big I War and Navy will be called on :1 1947 the court continued executive -

Lewis agreement as of November ordinance and urged the Councilto power collaboration in all Eu- for the rest of the answers when
authority passed to the Lieu-
20, 1946. is hereby sneonditlon-t /1- "take such procedure as is nec- rope. the Senate Foreign Relations i:tenant Governor.

ally withdrawn." essary to install parking meters. Molotov who shook the repar- Committee under the chairmanship I The decision came nine weeks

, In a separate letter to the mineworkers Dixie Kuhr of Clear Lake pre- ations skeleton out of the Yalta of Senate President ArthurH. to the day after Tadmadge seized

" Lewis .told union mem- sented the petition signed by 311 closet, found Bevin and Mar- Vandenberg [R-Mich.] begins physical control of the executive

property owners of the Jamajo shall producing similar references its hearings. offices and Governor's mansion

.. [Continued on Page 4. CoL .1] Women Voters : section protesting the inclusion of to previously secret discussions Senate leaders Indicated the with State troopers and National
.. .. Atonrtontrol
The WeatherORLANDO '. Senators Urge the area east of Bumby Street at Potsdam and in the President may also be forced to Guard officers. It ended & periodof

Discuss ,RevisionOf and north of the Cheney'Highwayon Allied Control Council for Ger- show hls- band on tbe equally: unprecedented turmoil In which

AND VICINITY: five grounds, as follows: many. explosive Issue of CommunismIn two rivals contended for controlof
ConstitutionJACKSONVILLE
Partly cloudy through tomorrow Labor Courts Rules PlannedWASHINGTON 1. That the city "would not be Marshall revealed that the Rus- China. Georgia's Government.

warmer today and eon- [AP] Proposed in a position to extend to property sions, who Tuesday came out fora Sen. Owen Brewster [R-Me. Talmadge stumped out of the

tinned warm tomorrow. revisions of the State Con- owners or citizens any worthwhilecity 10 million to 12 milliontonsteel I'said he had learned that a major capitol, followed by his chief political
WASHINGTON [AP] Two stitution were, disclosed last nightat [ A P ] A facilities." I
LAKELAND [rAP Cloudy andiifler I production in Germany I.change of American policy toward lieutenant tubby talkative
weather with a few widely Republican Senators asked a "town meeting" session of the system of tight Government 2. That "the city Is not now ina fought desperately in the Allied' China is "imminent." he said the I Roy Harris who had helped engineer -

create Florida Non-Partisan League of control the scarce ma- position to and has not furnish- I his abortive election by the
Congress yesterday to over Control Council
tittered showers was forecast for a year ago to [Continued on Page 4, eeL 3]
Women Voters in annual State
the State's northern districts this 11 Labor Relations Courts terials of atomic energy- [Continued on Page 2-Co' *1 limit German steel production to Legislature. Before leaving Tal-

morning by the Federal State designed to settle labor- Convention Among the here.speakers were' Mrs. uranium and thorium was 3,500,000 tons yearly because "a Attorney GeneralOf madge mansion.telephoned his wife at the

Frost Warning Service while the Two DivisionsOf higher steel output constitutes a
management disputes by agree Thomas S. Garber, State chairman announced last night by the
central and southern districts war potential." Florida Files Honey. It wa five to two
were Commission.The .
ment or court order. for study of the Constitution: Dr.I Atomic Energy
expected to have showers and con- Either party to a dispute could ROlland Eustler and Dr. Manning regulations continuing the Red Cross Bevin in turn revealed that it Suit for DivorceTAMPA against us." he said. "Get oar

tinued cool temperatures. the other for violating termsof wartime controls over uraniumand was Prime Minister Stalin him- staff together now and we'llmove
sue Dauer both of the University of Reach QuotasTwo
Today the evening bulletin said extending them to thorium, [AP] Attorney General oat this afternoon
a working contract. Florida. I will be effective at midnight [Continued on Page 2, CoL 7]
will be mostly cloudy I. divisions of Tom Watson yesterday filed suit then told
-slightly: The bill long expected. was Introduced The organization will concludeits March 31. The only existing con- the Orange Talmadge reporter:
cooler in the north and central by Sens. Ferguson R.- three-day convention today trol is under the Civil Production County Chapter of the 1947 Red Indian River Plane In circuit court here for divorce "In all political Questions the

districts and continued mild In the Mich. and Smith R.-N. J.]. It with the election of officers to Administration which is sched- Cross fund campaign have reached from his wife, Mrs. Mary B. Watson court of last resort !li the peopleof

southern districts with scattered!! would provide a new branch of the serve two-year terms and a lunch uled to go out of existence on I their quotas. Don Evans fund Crash Victim Sought charging desertion.The Georgia. This question will be

showers. I American judiciary at a cost unofficially eon.In a speech at the league's an- March The regulations 31.1. will put into effect chairman announced last night as [Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] bill of complaint filed by sort.carried" to the court of last re-

No frost danger was foreseen I estimated at about $1 nual banquet last night. Dr. EdgarL. licensing provisions of the total receipts reached 48527. TITUSVILLE A two-place Assistant County Solicitor CharlesH. : Jubilant Lieut. Gov. Thompson

through Saturday. million a year.Surprisingly. Morphet executive secretary of Atomic Energy Law enacted last I'I Roy Miller head of the special all metal low .wing monoplane Ross alleged that Mrs. Watson pump-handling well-wishers in a
the bill was sent the Florida Citizens Committee onEducation / year. They will require a license gifts division reported that his crashed into Indian River about, had refused to leave her Tampa suite of a downtown hotel declared -
Cracker J to the Senate Judiciary Com- said the goal of theState's for any person to transfer deliver.j mile east of Titusville at 10 : "All along I have believed
Jim Sez: mittee Instead of the Labor Com- workers have exceeded their goal one home and make a home for the
School Improvement Pro receive title to or export yesterday according to an it was wrong" for the General Assembly -
Went down mittee, which now is busy writinga of (16,000 although all reports are ajn. ''I Watson in Tallahassee since he
to them prayer gram was "a college trained United States any atomic energy unidentified person who called t to elect a Governor. He
meetin services to that Baptist!IJ general labor bill. The authors.I I teacher for every class room." materials. not In as yet. both the airport and Banana River assumed his State office in January asked "the continuous help and
Church last nite an when they ,wanting their proposal to be enacted Florida schools he asserted. These materials are defined as I I The Rev. O. R. Jackson chair- Air Station. I 1941. prayers of those who put the wel-

J passed that col- separately asked that it go,1 when rated on general effort and any containing as much as one- man of the Negro division praised Both planes from the airport The Attorney General stated In fare of our state above personaland
lection plate + to the judiciary group for consideration. achievement in accordance with twentieth of one cent by 1 "
I, per and boats from Pine Castle Boat the bill that"In the resulting separation : political partisanship.
aroun I was latest figures available rank some-" weight of uranium, thorium or his workers for reaching their Co. joined in the search. Harry he is deprived of the home j The 42-year-old doctor of philosophy
embaris- The new Federal Courts would where near the top of the lowest any combination of these elements.I I quota of $1,000. Both divisions Sisson of Indian River City J and home environment which he who remains Lieutenant
rb: I changed ,have jurisdiction over the most I quarter of the 48 states. hope to exceed their quotas by a searching for the wreckage In his finds to be so essential the ordinary -I Governor will exercise executive
kind of labor disputes i
: In such a numerous LAKE SUCCESS N. Y. [AP wide margin. when final reportsare boat. located a flying jacket other carrying on of his life authority until a successor Is
hurry that I for, those arising out of different interpretations The United Nations Atomic Energy I[ in. clothing. luggage and papers, the:] duties and in meeting of its re- chosen in the general election of
got to empty my of an existing con- Hellers Indicted Commission decided yesterday that Heads of all divisions requestedthat latter bearing' the name of Roy''' sponsibilities." 1948. The successor win serve
pockets an all I tract. I I I its committees must begin work their workers turn In com- 25th the last two years of Gene Tal-
Ir For Tax EvasionSAN Sloan Cason. 370 Southwest
had in them They would not handle the most I soon on the issue of an Interna- plete reports before the Saturday Rd. Miami employed by the All- Five Die in Plane Crash madge's unexpired our-y ear
clothes serious kind arising
was a disputes FRANCISCO [AP Eman-I tional Control Agency for Atomic deadline of the drive. Evans again
button and three nails.Them nails a, over the writing of a new contract.: uel J. Glueck of Fresno and Mur- Energy one of the sharpest pointsof urged all persons who have not right Auto Parts Co. 128 SOUth- BOGOTA. Colombia [UP Five term.Two
clinked when r droped em In with, Thus the recent wage struggles!1 ray J. Heller and Isadore P. Hel difference between the United been contacted to bring or send east Second Ave., Miami. persons were killed yesterday whena Justices dissented In the
them nlckles and dimes but I I such as the steel and railroad ler of New York and Orlando. Fla.. States and Soviet Russia. their contribution to fund headquarters Taca Air Lines plane flying in Supreme Court's decision They
shore hope that Deacon dont find strikes and nearly all other big: were indicted by the Federal The commission at its first 17 E. Washington St. Naval Architect Dies bad weather crashed and burnedon were Chief Justice W. F. Jenkins -
out It was what shoved In them strikes of 1946 would not be cov- j hill the Bucaramanga- and Associate Justice Tom
me Grand Jury yesterday for ""wil- meeting since last Dec. 30, accepted HOBOKEN. NJ. [API W. Star- a near
nails. Hit was mity damp an ered. i iI i noted Naval Pamplona Highway in Northeast 8. Candler. Jenkins, in a sepa-
from 68,
I fully attempting to evade income the atomic problem Planes Bomb Rebel ling Burgess.
'_j rainy yestlddy an last nite but I I I Ferguson and Smith told the!''I and excess profits taxes" for the the Security Council and passed it I I architect and designer of three Colombia. Rescue parties said rate opinion held the Leris-
its goin to be downrite purty come!I Senate they are working on a fiscal Center in Americas defenders some of the bodies were too badly
year ending April 30, 1944. on to committee. The first com Paraguay famous cup [Continued on Page 2. CoL 4]
ond bill that would in
Sunday. .S, I'I not yet perfected-give some the st'C-I' The three do business at Sanger mittee meeting might be as early ASUNCION Paraguay [UP] ,died yesterday. burned to be Identified. *
"' I ITODAY'S i Cal.. as E. J. Glueck and Co. as next Tuesday. Government planes bombed a
courts authority to settle "national
TIDES
Dwtona teach T__: Hlh 8:15 a nB4 'I paralysis" cases. which packs and ships fruits and Rebel Army stronghold In north-
6 34 P.... Law 11:SO a.m_ and 12:20 1 I vegetables. I Hawaii Statehood Okayed em Paraguay yesterday as Pres.

pm.C_ Buck Tides: Rich 6:21 a m. and Moslems to Meet Robert McMillan assistant UJS. I WASHINGTON [AP) The House Hlglnio Morinigo mobilized his
6.44 p.m.: Low 12'00 m m. end 12:3O p.m.Sebastian Boycott attorney, said they filed an income Public Lands Committee approved forces for a show-down battle inParaguay's
Inlet' Tide. Rich 6:20 am.f i I NEW DELHI [API The Moslem tax return showing a net income i
spreading civil
and .oJl p.m Low 11.55 a.1IL and 12:15Sun statehood for Hawaii yesterday. war.
League Party announced last night of $136.863. with total tax
p.m. a I I Without dissent the committee The government denied reports
PII&RHe 6:29. act 636.: I that it would boycott the Asian of 111124. The indictment
I says 1 I agreed by a voice vote to recom- that it had ordered the civilian
LOCAL. TEMPIMATURES Relations Conference which. opens they should have listed an Income mend to the House the passage population to evacuate Asuncion
Rmrdmt tor U.8. Wcatbec aura* at here Sunday. J of $286.971 and a tax of $235.176. '
Municipal AirportMajumum: i j ji of enabling legislation introducedby the capital, and Indicated it was
K. Minimum sa i Delegate Joseph R. Famngton preparing plans for full scale action -

Distress Message Heard 'Papers' Withdrawal 1- I Extension Of Court :-.... On German Bidault French wa Foreign scheduled Minister to Oeorget frrFrance's '
Supreme r I tarn
I position on these
NEW YORK [API The CoastGuard From Mails 'ForecastWASHINGTON I, x council meets
I
reported last night it had subjects when the
intercepted a radio distress meswge (AP] Josh L. City i Limits Economy today.

from a ship Identified as the Horne, publisher of the Rocky Ousts T lmadge .y [Continued from Pare 1]

4455-ton Greek freighter Alexan- Mount. IN.C.1 Telegram told the ProtestedContinued .
fdr*. saying the ship was sinkingoff i self who Insisted at Potsdam on
Post Office Committee yes-
the Coast of Holland in the House terday that ""newspapers 'will be ( from Face 1] (Continued from Face 1] capital goods reparations from the The Freshest

r'.1'7DeIish ChanneL withdrawn from the mails" If pos- iii Western zones and not the current Sugar You Can Buy
tal rates go up 400 per cent. ed adequate sewerage, water, light latore was within its Constitutional production which the Soviets now
Horne, chairman of the American and other facilities to areas already rights when it decided \
Newspaper Publishers Assn. embraced within the city there had been no valid election :slew" 1

rigriDeicfoasNutrNoost Postal Committee said proposed limits" and when it elected an alternate Despite conciliatory speeches
increases would be impractical 3. That the residents "win not Governor. Candler said tbe tt t particularly by Molotov. who
because they would cut volume. receive municipal benefits from controversy was political and agreed that Marshall
;>- The committee is considering legislation the city in keeping with taxes that could not be reviewed by the program
will be charged and expenses courts. for Germany constituted a good
to increase the rates in 1
some cases four times over present which will be Incurred on accountof The court's decision cast doubton ) ; I basis for discussion little agreement -
1 ones. such property being included the validity of 151 bills adoptedby was reached at yesterday's
within the city limits. the Legislature and signed by : i I meeting on basic
Issues and
t? new
;
4. That the property owners Talmadge. Georgia's Attorney .

..............-..Wilson'sBy .............- "do not wish to be or reside within General. Eugene Cook. who rep- differences came to light In the
the city limits. resented Thompson said he would economic discussions. ys&I

5. That if included In the city render an opinion shortly on their Bevin rejected setting
sa a dollar
property owners would be "preJ-- validity.
udiced on account of the large Should they be declared void. value on reparations such as the \

payments required and without the Legislature would have only d Soviet $10 billion demand rejected -
:/ ,
: appreciable or corresponding bene- three days left In which to re- 1 the Soviet demand to dissolve
fits. enact key legislation and send it to the Anglo-American zone
Thompson since it must adjourn ,. t fusion demanded a balanced
P. F. Sayre. of 1919 Forrest
economy for Germany before
-
sine die Saturday night.
Food Cane i1taot to Wiiioa A Oh Are. presented petition signedby Among the doubtful legislationwas a reparations and rejected the I I Sugar
90 In the '
d' .... .. ..... Merritt>> property Park and: owners Beverly Shores. I the primary"-T a 1 m a d.g which esponsored"white seeks ...... French deliveries demand to other for definite European coal
: ; ; sections northeast of Orlando.requesUnl' '
A Make a Reputation with to bar Negroes from future Demo :.:,:: -..... states.
exclusion of both --
-
Good Brown Gravy Every TimeIt's areas. cratic' primaries by making them ; .... -----. -.....- .. Molotov rejected economic 'unity -
'. "club affairs" of the party. Refined in Nearby
< for Germany without reparations -
Other submitted
easy as anything to make yourself a reputa- I Ed Durrenberger petitions of Falnrtlla.were: 4 .... rejected Marshall and Savannah

tion as a good cook by making good brown gravy with 241 residents protesting the Thieves Get $20,000 Bevlns contention that the Pots-

every time; but even so, many otherwise good inclusion of the Fairvilla area west .,.
cooks do have difficulty in making this simple but very important dish tasty. of State Road 441 and the area In Fort LauderdaleFORT '''', / ,

In order to have rich brown gravy,it used to be necessary to have plenty oft around the Florida Livestock Exposition LAUDERDALE tAP] Police TALMADGE LEAVES CAPITOL AFTER COURT RULING: Large Shipment Just Arrived

meat to furnish browned grounds; Joe Phillips of Chief Roland Kelley said yes- Herman Talmadge, claimant to the Governorship of Georgia,
drippings. Not so. today! 2529 E. Winter Park Rd. with 29 terday at least 12 homes and
leaves his office the Atlanta after the Supreme
capital
in yesterday
You can now give gravy signers requesting exclusion of the apartments were looted In the last
that dehdout browned meat area east of Bumby and north and two nights and $20,000 In cash Court ruled that Lt Gov M E Thompson is the Gov ASPHALT TILE- Different Colors

I flavor by adding Wilson's south of the Cheney Highway; and and jewels stolen. ernor. [AP Wirephoto].
true meat extract. B-V. I.. C. Cox. of Vineland Rd. with Largest single loss was reportedby INLAID LINOLEUM-7 Different ColorsAll
four property owners requesting Henry B. Cook who said a
f 4r Good Old "Bread exclusion of citrus groves and thief entered his apartment early NAL Cuts Flight Rates I Types COUNTER TOP METAL

:: B-V dairy land north of Vineland Rd. yesterday and escaped with $125 Half fares for
and Gravy" MIAMI [AP
: AD1PSY
DO YOU I II HAVE
Frank Tourtellot. of the Dr. P. In cash a diamond and platinum
(It',the rirh brown envy that Phillips Co. registered a verbal wrist watch worth 1500. a dIamond children under 12 years of age
puts the meal oaf request, that the proposed limits and saphire bracelet set in went into effect at midnight last AMERICAN RUG AND LINOLEUM CO.

2 tbcp. fat or drippings- exclude the industrial property platinum and worth $2.000. and a night on all National Airlines I I DOODLE) ? 863 North Orange Ave. Phone 2-2488
2tbsp.flour owned by the company in Fair- diamond platinum ring valued at routes. Pres. G. T. Baker an-
1 cup milk.water or nounced yesterday.
-. vegetable water villa.At 1500.
.. ---- ---
1 tsp.Wilson'. B-V ..the request of the City Traf -
1 fie committee, the Council votedto
4y3 Melt fat. add flour and
blend well.Add liquid and stir enforce the ordinance prohibiting
until smooth. When hot. add all-night parking on the city
B-V which has been dissolved streets in order that street cleaners
in a small amount of the hot might have an opportunity to t
mixture and cook until thickened sweep the streets. I Ir

: gravy.sufficiently.Serves 3 or fn1CUP The Council explained that dur-
x.K ;1 ing the war all-night parking was
decrease If meat B-V drippings' to suit are taste.used, allowed to relieve crowded condi-

w tions and because there was no .:
a.a.We H- adequate garage space.

You'll smack your lips over The ordinance prohibits parking
4'T 3 this gravy it's that rood I on the streets' after 2 am.
Remember too that enrichedbrad BLUE
and gravy is nutritious The Council authorized all
at well as satisfying.After vital statistics records at the
t PLATE
? f : with the flavors of
-
; City Clerk's Office to be turned : tempting
*Standby Thoughts over to the office of Dr. Leland Means Fine
.,
Good old bread and graYyl! can It's a good idea to keep your Jar of Dame county health officer recently .
< BtU remember enjoying it as a child. B-V right near the stove so it will boas designated as Orange flavor
::: Even la those days. Mother added avegetable handy as your salt and pepper when County: registrar by the Florida BLUE PLATE FOODS
or two. our making gravies soups and stews. State Board of Health, except d

l t.: favorite being buttered mi 1 n Remember Mar...Chinese Style those registered by: the city priorto
_a carrot and cole daw. IATlIlIU 1915. -
::: And of court, she bad IRAN N It's a grand one-dish meal for either
to have a meat that ClAnwould lunch or dinner. Saute 1 cup each of The Council expressed the II
furnish good MomMorner' slivered celery and onion and '{ cup opinion that Board of Health's
brown drippings for the green or red pepper inK cup Adranc Bureau of Vital Statistics was entitled -
gravy such at pork Shortening about 3 mm.Add 1 can only to those records compiled -
C chops or beet ,steak both of which Mot,diced or slivered 4 cups cooked after the creation of the bureau \
tl: were plentiful. Today you can serve rice ((1 cup before cooking) and 3 tsp. in 1915. : Fresh' Blue Plate FS3 .
deliriously flavored Mo,meat loaf ori B-V dissolved in H cup hot water. Salad' .:4. ._
This action followed the read : :
and cook low me r-
i scrambled egg for the main dish and Mix well cover over Ti. K
:I,' still serve rich brown gravy.DeJfcfewGrovyrem heat about 10 mm. to allow flavors to 4 ing of a letter from Dr. Wilson T. Mayonnaise a
w mingle. Serves 4. Sowder State Health Officer and P late' onnaue
Meet Loaf Registrar directing that the records fro sh, ftnehlh' ftnishlng 'ou b t .. : ,
.. Add a fruit salad, hot root made be turned over to Dr. Dame nd
Us Advents Shortening or the extra delicious with Certified Margarine and terminating the commission provides Tastes homemade s made as you'd make it yourself/ I IJS :
in
drippings from the meat loaf thee m
and tea, with almond maca- tb.p '
amount needed in the gravy recipe of City Clerk Ed McDowell as cbb..N. 3 gran pepper4caps -
for dessert and have a different eluaddedis ''
= aboft.. and add B-V to cult your roons you registrar. -
taste. I might almost laY add B.V to dinner your family will go for Approved were Instructions to 1 .alt eeed 1 cap tnu.ayonnail. /' >{

== suit your sight because when you in a big way. the City Building Department, not Up :I pickled\ee s for prt ab : .. .e
= have added B-V to make the gravy Yours for tasty variety.1:1.1:1 to Issue permits for the establish- \ P Puy M a lonstals ;. > .:: {((1t....
t:: browa enough it is just right in Blue to .
peppel' biz.
ment of filling stations in com- r
green
flavor,tear George Recto and *: E
1 y _:-
: oNNais
mercial tones until an ordinance le.ry plate Mayon. .
salt ls
r could be prepared regulating the Add In 7'4. cuP Blue that Blue'. w.r -
stir
location of future filling stations cabbage; exit a.fine fiavor toad : % ,; a r.+.
so as to protect residential and -", se. the 'ads.It s ..
.: business property. a- a-ae-8! ? you'd make it .. ,
Flate peOple as ,f
Oil and other ;
by the Wesson salad oil in ., ;.,,,'

Seal of Approval! ,head Park. and left to die f in Elysian FILL DIRT af

I Doctors at a receiving hospital
0iuiicii said the, woman probably would .
i recover although they sewed a
,, 'four-inch gash that may have] t L 'rMatsy
r
been inflicted by a sharp rock. SOME GOOD YARD EARTH
The Diresio woman was found
by a park caretaker in a clump I The Best Taste 1rs Gifts
'
c of bushes. She was unconscious I d i
but emerged from a coma for a |
!time and told hospital attendants I
: she met downtown hit her ,
a man R. B BROSSIER B SONPHONE
i from behind when she refused to 1] .
; accompany him home from the
) "
tl I
park.The coroner reported that there 6941 P..0. BOX 1259, ORLANDO, FLA. THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH
i I
DroNflf. had been 17 homicidal slayings
in the county in the first 17 daysof
March:: A BLANCHARD: "Sis" Blan- .

On Dance for King most distantly related, comes
from small town in Florida.
WITH Africa THE IUP1 ROYAL Five thousand PARTY.South She attributes a her success at

/f black Zulu warriors In plumed Billy Rose's Diamond Horse- Great News BACK AGAIN !
headdresses and 300 barebosomedZulu shoe, N. Y., to her studious
belles in scanty bead skirts
nature and not her beauty.
chanted and swayed In their an-
N : cient ceremonial native dances
yesterday for King George VI and
the Boyal family as 50,000 other Legion Calls
-
Zulus watched. 111.-1 -
The tribesmen who less than

NO PRICE RAISE HERE The,pilgrimage had been plan- DISCOVERY !
; I.l ned to follow the Legion's 29th
ofQuality
Maitland Turkey Gardeu.-Bom.
ti it Broad- annual convention in New York
breast White Turkeys .CSc Ib. Aug. 29-Sept. 1.
dressed. No Pin Feathers. The An invitation to visit France
finest quality >of meat money can
produce. Located rye miles cast of this year had been extended by
17-82 at Maitland. Gen. Maurice Methenet. military r
owner L. Kite attache of the French embassy.
Ph. Winter Park 1311-M Commander Griffith expressed Tender ay Beef? No Other Beef So
hope in a message to the French

government that the invitation Is Back From WarIt's Fresh Can Be So
would be renewed "at a later date ,
when the world will have recov- LOVETT'STENDERAY I

ered from the dislocation of the been a long time folks but TenderBefore
9d recent war and the difficultieswe Lovetfs Tenderay Beef is back
face at present will have been again-even better now than
eliminated." before! Most of our customerswill the Tenderty process
was discovered beef was made
remember how deliciouslyrich
Approximately 30 cents' worthof tender and juicy TenderayBeef tender only by ageing& long
4 electricity is contained in the was before the war-now wasteful method. Now fresh
killed beef is made "tender" by
: average flash of lightning. you can enjoy it once again 1 II
.: the patented Tenderay processin
just a few hours.
( E 70 years ago were on the war- I .1
path against the British danced
4 their rare national ceremonial r TEN DE RAY I I
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feel better work better play better. is back again that well probably 't
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BBS Toalo Helps BUM Sturdy Hsalto.

lewis Yields Krug'i aides declared the Initiative House of FixturesA Speak president of the United Anna Dodge Dillman mem: Army, arrived yesterday on a

could be taken by the opera- By ThespiansCAST Nations General Assembly announced ber of the Dodge family of motor flight to Washington and'a con-
tors or Lewis for a get-together. To Answer 1100 reward was offered yes- ference with Gen. ,DwIght D.
without Government prodding. terday by Dr. Fred Myers for the formation yesterday of al minions fame, was disclosed yesterday Eisenhower. Barrios arrived

I'High Court Lewis action reversing his arrest and conviction of the per- OF CHARACTERS two-party Belgian cabinet whichhe to have filed suit for di- aboard a U. S. Army Air Forces

;4 usual tactics of waiting till the QueriesContinued son or persons who robbed the Huckleberry Finn _Danny Gray will head as premier and foreign vorce. plane and departed shortly afterward

. last minute came a week beforehe Tom Sawyer .. Jack Kelk minister. for Washington.
-- The 70-year-old
Court [ from Page 1] uncompleted house at 1722 W. __._ The new ministers-representing widow of Hor- I
; Continued[ from Pare IJbers was required by Supreme Jim Wayne Estey I I
order to call off his notice ending Washington Ave.. In the Lorna The Sheriff Mccauley Andrews the Socllist and Social Christian ace E. Dodge automobile pion- There are more than 150 locksin
they "are hereby instructed the agreement under which the shift will .mean a firmer stand Doone subdivision.Dr. Silas Phelps Donald Phares [Catholic] parties will be eer who left her a reported $50 the average home.

that said King-Lewis agreement !is mines have been operating. toward the Chinese Communists, I Myers who Is developing Sally Phelps Nancy Braning I sworn Into office today by Prince million brought a suppressed action -

. f7-fun force and effect until final By yielding. he saved his union presumably tressing of the meaning Chiang further Kai-shek but-I I i the subdivision with about 25 Ella Ma Phelps Jane Kottmcfer Charles the Regent. Two of the against Hugh Dillman in W r -Jeff JeUerbE'
$2,800,000 of the $3.500,000 fine homes for veterans. reported to Aunt Polly Shirley Hurlbert cabinet members nave no party Wayne County Detroit Circuit 1
of the basic Issues Government by American material
determination levied by District Court Judge T. police that burglars had ransacked Mammy _, Virginia English affiliation. Court ,I .
arising under the agreement. Alan Goldsborough last Dec. 5 assistance. the house of all mevable plumbingand Ge Gee ? __. Betty Land I 1l/S
., ..These actions. hla letter to when Lewis and the union were Brewster of said Gen.he favored appointment :electrical fixtures and other Mrs. HotchkUs ,. Helen KesselMrs. Girl, Boy Friend, HeldIn Each day on earth begins at1 i uM K .
Douglas Mac-
UMW workers continued. "have convicted of contempt of court for Arthur Allied equipment.Dr. Darned ..__r_ Phyllis Ryan East Cape the easternmost extremity Contractor Merchant*
been taken in fun. conformance refusing to obey Goldsborough's supreme commanderin Myers said the home had Death of ParentsSANTA of Siberia before it beginsat 5.. On Ftitmre Dlipiay
with the. orders and directions of injunction. The Supreme -Japan, to take over the job already been sold to veteran (41-43 N. Mills SU Pk.. S-STU
a other
antlrstrike in China formerly held by Sec- lr MARGARET BROKAW ANA Calif. [API The any place. i I A.
the .District Court of the United Court the and that watchman had
upheld contempt a night of
retary of State George C. Mar- Last night the OHS Thespians 17-year-old daughter a wealthy I --
States for the District of Columbia convictions along with a $10,000 been employed to prevent similar
shall. The latter served there presented a very creditable per- Los Angeles Finance Co. owner
*,as affirmed by'the Supreme personal fine against Lewis but special Presidential envoy in as occurrances in the area. He said formance of Charles George's and her boy friend were jailed I
cot of the United States on ruled that the union fine be reduced futile attempt to negotiate a this was the second robbery of a adaptation of "Huckleberry Finn." yesterday on bookings of murder,
an
M Ii 6th. 194isubmitting." to $700,000 providing Lewis end of the Chinese civil war. I house in the subdivision in six under the sponsorship of the growing out of an explosion last 81 X 90
? to the High withdrew his contractscrappingnotice. The Missouri Congressional I months. Junior League of Orlando, Inc. Saturday which blew apart her UNBLEACHEDSHEETS
'< t's- mandate. Lewis was re- delegation launched its "full dfsclosure" -I The audience was well pleased father's yacht killing both par-
to have overruled union Tribunal Lewis
The High gave move at a private caucus.I'Flood Waters Trap with the all-star cast's treatmentof .
attorneys who urged him in twocltyeddoor five to act after Issuance of ents.Held
days
Asserting. that they and the this Mark Twain story. without charge were Beu-
conferences Tuesday Its formal mandate. The mandate rest of Congress don't know 7,000 in Village Danny Gray, in the title roll lah Louise Overall of exclusive .
for new Supreme Court is to be filed Torn to size ready to Hem. .
a today.
tusk ;
enough of the back-stage workings LONDON rAP Swirling floodwaters and Betty Land as Gee Gee. a Flintridge and George Gollum of "
h.- g While Krug withheld comment. and Implications of the of the Don River trapped Negro servant girl gave two of I Los Angeles. EACH
twls said to have opposed Coal Mines Administrator N.
was Capt. Greco-Turkish problem to takea 1,000 persons in the Yorkshire the best performances of the year. I I I $2.48
any"stalling" tactics on the H. Collisson told ,
reporters:
stand on it, they drew up a Village of Bentley yesterday and Jack Kelk as Tom Sawyer and I ,
that it would be bad publicity This to be full and '
ground appears list of questions which they the British Army rushed amphi- Wayne Estey as the Negro run- "0.
wen as futile. compliance, without NEURALGIA "
as complete AND
. asked Vandenberg submit to bious assault boats to the rescue. away shared Huck's adventuresand -SOO-
- Interior Department officials hedging of any sort. I don't see the President and the State De- The Don still was rising hours thought up complicationsthat .

indicated that Kmg planned no how it" could be otherwise con- partment along with the ques- after the villagers had sent an he couldn't attend to. CHENILLEBEDSPREADS
NEURITIS PAINS
:Immediate steps toward a reborn strued. tions he has reeeived from other urgent message saying that they The love interest was suppliedfor
: of the Government-seized members of both houses. must have help by Tuesday morn Huck by Jane Kottmeier as .
:mines to private ownership. Senate to Permit Their $64 question was this: ing. The trapped residents had Tom's cousin, Ella Mae Phelps. AGONIZING YOU ?
'IKrug took over the strike-bound "If Russia regards our entry been without food for more than Her parents. Aunt Sally and Uncle
:tplU last Hay 22 to end a paraystng II 'Good Faith' Defense Into Greece and Turkey with the 24 hours. Sillas were aptly portrayed by I .1 REGULAR
59-day walkout by the WASHINGTON TAP! The Senate purpose of arming peoples on her Nancy Bruning and Donald Quick-Pat UOANfl Abe for 2 PRICE
hers and the King-Lewis considering anti-portal pay borders as an unfriendly act do, Small Vessels Warned Phares respectively.A Arthritis, th.>m.titm. Lvmbagopains.
we propose to maintain our POSI- SLOAN'S .U* !I. bringing the
legislation last night approved a couple of highly excitable
i tion ] MIAMI f AP The Weather Bureau faster r.li.f want I .
to by force of arms? yo
proposal permitting employers neighbors were played by Helen
It's i UNBLEACHED
t Vit
j They also demanded to know yesterday ordered small craft
n-Ridl..1 offer a "good faith" defense Kessel and Phyllis Ryan while Suffering U for martynfor you/ Get
9.t against pending as well as future whether the President's proposal I warnings on both the East and Southern accents drawled all over the relief you want whea para Mnkaal Try TWIN BEDSHEETS
.t'back-wage claims. means the United States Is aban- West Coasts of Florida with windsof the stage. SLOAN'S It'. powerful. Don't rub. JIM
.t.i doning the United Nations what' 25 to 35 miles an hour pre- pat it oil ReMarch ahowa it met fawer, ...
DIXIEMARGAR .i voice vote the : The lovable I
Adopted on a Mammy. Virginia and effect 10* loner to help bring
amendment by Sen. Wherry [R.- secret agreements if any. were dicted. The Weather Bureau said English won many laughs as the quicker weh.,.
made at Yalta at : the winds would be southeast to
or other big
,Neb. was the first action on a superstitious and witchfearingslave. At once you fed the warm,toothing urge Tom to Size Ready to
NE power conferences? What the southwest over the south and I trf orculatooo that dirpela congeetMn I .' -.
I bill to outlaw nearly all pendingand Hem
total expense of this. new anti- central portions of the State with Hurlbert. earn the paia and suffering. Yon can work .
future portal pay claims. Shirley as Aunt nail net la comfort.
Communist policy will be. and shifting winds over the extreme I j EACH
Polly cleared clouded Whanerec stab $1.89
up many pain you-from overworklamep.
whether the Government is laying north portion. p I.r ov.rwepo.ur.- I .
technicalities by her arrival in the .
down a principle which will govern mscl.s at..ore I'
third act. McCauley Andrews :
.traia.d
future American actions In '
Bomb Kills Policeman played the part of a heavy booted ( .a I
I China. Poland. Finland. Iran Afghanistan .,
SLOAN'S
British once.
sheriff. .
JERUSALEM [AP] One
India and other partsof At all drufitortt:
the world where the Communistand policeman was killed and five oth- The children's theater series 3Sc. rot and $1.40
Democratic ideologies may er Britons were Injured when a tickets be used for the performance (peat aua).
conflict. bomb exploded Amon Ghtem as today at 3:30: pjn. and the Charlie Morgan Inc.

they were returning from a mo- performance tomorrow at 8 p.m. SLOAN'S ,

WICHITA, Kan. [AP Alf M. tion picture theater to their quar- The production was under the
yol lOy. Landon. Republican Presidential ters north of Hadera between direction of Mildred E. Murphy Fog ACHES AND PAIN I l 53.55 WEST CHURCH STREET

tQk nominee In 1936 last night urged Haifa and Tel Aviv it was an- and between-the-acts music was j 70 r_ra.rn.,.
that President Truman be given nounced last night. led by Robert R. McEmber. I

"everything he asks" in proposedaid

,g ,yyX to Greece and Turkey even
: though we "may be deciding for
war with Russia. .
!,s .' : > -

.s. LONDON AP] The British Gov- \...

ernment was reported authorita- if: "
tively yesterday to have given its 0' rfjf y
_.
..
support to the United States on )
two major controversial Issues directly -
or indirectly involving Rus-

MUM SWUM SLIDES UE WOE: Wit*,CANAK BtWI MO SO AMERICA AND SOU THC WtU Oils Almost simultaneously a high -
Government source said the I t
British Cabinet had approved t
President Truman' Congressionalcall kt .;. .' a r
for Immediate aid to Greece .
and Turkey "In all Its aspects. -
I .

i1)sLi-; BUDAPEST Hungary rAP] I

Russia tossed a charge of "inter-II
Y / ference" back at the United ,.a r
States yesterday and rejected for I
the second time in two weeks an
American demand for an investigation -I

occupation authorities accusing :ya ] Jctoelry by
them of interfering in Hungarian Stastdli Sclupps
to NEW YORK.WASHINGTON affairs and of backing local Com- t
I munists in an attempt to over-:
throw the elected Hungarian \

serious repercussions in the explo- ,
4" sive boundary atmosphere. There build vivacious health. Where I come from in ? ;1 '
$Itl' have been previous KoreanRussian t y ,
squabbles along the border
.
The Silver Meteor now leaves -the 38th parallel-but this is the Dixie Merita means the best in bread.. A Dixie a _c y .
Ocala 10:07 P.M. [bus connection
k have been -
first time Russians reported
leaves Orlando 5:05: P.M.-a con- a.
venient evening departure with slain.Socialites. Belle who is now a popular New York model. Miss / 7/ / j
HERE'S WHAT /
next-afternoon arrivals at North- t
ern cities-Washington 1:45: PM.. Charged .
YOU i GET FOR I YOUR i Philadelphia 4:25 P.M., and New With Enslaving Maid Cornell echoes the beliefs of thousands of women. z. ,.
York 6:15 PM.You Have Most
I I of the Day Before Leaving for the LOS ANGELES [UP] Mr. and
TRAYEL DOLLAR North! Mrs. Alfred Wesley Ingalls socialIte To make sure your family: enjoys the best'In bread,

Hospital Lockhart. died late Tuesday afternoon two sisters. Mrs.. Lillie Parks, in Speaking will go to the Supreme Lodge National

effort "within, the power" at his residence after a Vineland Fla., Mrs. Ethel Contest at Beaumont. Tnc..
t. United States' decision to occupy Toys which have been donatedto mpnetii bert. Mt. Olive N. C. where scholarship prizes of $750.
Japan rather than invade the Phi Mu toy cart at Orange of the Board of Control of'long illness. He had been a resi- I I Funeral services will be Lam-I ContestTen $SOO.. $300 and $200 will be awarded. -

Memorial Hospital together with Florida' will be taken to improveand dent of Lockhart for eight years the Fairchild Funeral Home The scholarships will be avail-
the country probably saved between > IAKNEY BARNESTHE..QUESTION
preserve the value of the coming here from Connecticut. He p.m. Friday with the Rev. Carroll j' high school students will, able at any university of the con-
500.000 and 1 million Allied funds raised from a benefit N. Inter- 'compete in the finals of I
Ringling art collection. J. Thomas was a retired carpenter.He Blakeslee. officiating. a public J testants' choice.
lives O. S. Phelps told the KI- should enable the sorority to car- ment will be in Ruse I The
Do yon approve the attempt Gurney. chairman of the Board, is survived by his widow. Cemetery.MR. I I speaking contest sponsored by the committee in charge of the
wanis Club luncheon yesterday. ry on its work of providing play- of the Sheriff and the Police stated in Sarasota yesterday. Mrs. Amy L. Prouty; two sons. I I Knights of Pythias at 8 p.m. tomorrow local contest is Russell F. Hennls.

Phelps. who lives at Brookside things for hospitalized youngsters Chief to halt the sale of bolita Released by the John and Mabel Ellis and Lloyd both of Lockhart; HERMAN O. BOYETTE I j I' in the Fraternal Bldg Grand Outer Guard. George F.
Park, Conn. was with the Red throughout the Summer months and Cuba rambling tickets in two daughters. Mrs. T. M. Rivers Funeral services for Mr. Herman i Taylor and Charles West district
Ringling Museum of Art. Gumey.sstatement
Cross In Siberia in World War X. Orange County of Lockhart and Mrs. Galen Fay O. Boyette of Taft who died in a I I I Contestants include Sissy Be- deputy of the lodge.
according to Mrs._W. H. Cochen- followed published approval i thea. Ed Cole. Earl Compton. Bet-
worked with that organization In local hospital Saturday from injuries -
of Amherst Mass; two brothers.
ANSWERS of the 1947 museum program -
World War U and taught Japanese -I our committee chairman for the THE William and Fred both of Massa- received in an auto accidentearlier .!ty Marie Davis Nancy Day. Joan
Edward Forbes.
by Waldo
history and politics at the Phi Mu Alumnae Association, Marvin MeNealy, citrus worker UD. Art D, director emeritus of chusetts; one sister. Mrs. Josie in the day will be conducted -I Goerthrup Jimmy Grant. Nell
"Yes, bolita is strictly (Troy Kincaid. Paula Moon and
Clarcona
Army Specialized Training School Sunday at 3:30 in the!
'p p.m.
which sponsors the project. Harvard University's Fogg Art Tisdale of North Hollywood Calif.. I
at the University of Chicago for gambling anddefinitely Hand Funeral Harold Taylor. I
Home
Carey Chap-
The recent appeal for play- Museum. and one grandson. Lloyd Jr., of
Each will be allowed 10 minutesto
not
two the recent hos-
during with L. M.
the Rev. Broyle.
years Lockhart.
things through The Orlando Morning "The verdict of this nationally I
for the talk on "Juvenile Delinquency.
tilities. good lei.
of the Methodist
Funeral services will First I
be
Sentinel with most known to have con-
met a authority seems "
Bo Its Cause and Cure. Winners will
The decision to Japan community. .
occupy of Taft. Final
ducted Thursday at 1 in officiating.
the
gratifying response Mrs. Cochenour the support of the people themselves p.m. be awarded $60 in prizes. First,
was perhaps the most Important lita takes money disposition will be made at
a
declared. ." Gurney said ". The chapel of the Carey Hand Funeral |'
made in the from people who ,; place winner will compete in a
move war Home with the Rev. John R. later date. The family requests
There are about $30 or $40 museums are now recording the
State contest at the Grand Lodge
afford
in the Ine.be declared. can not that flowers be omitted. .
worth of toys kept on the cart at largest attendance in their his Chiles officiating. Interment will I I meeting in April. I
apalt still had <4< 1-% million to lose By that 1 follow in the Woodlawn Memorial -
regular soldiers at this time and all times Mrs. Cochenour estimated I mean people in $ ., tory.' Park Cemetery. The family MISS DONNA F. BOMAR: The winner from the State, r
requests -
besides the surplus which Concurrently a five-year plan
reserve of between 2 1and the low salary Miss Donna F. Bomar died
must be maintained for replace- for the restoration of all the John that flowers be omitted.
I Il7'lfeba
3 millions. brackets. Many Tuesday night at a local hospital I
Ft. Myers and John Bomar, De-
It
ments every few weeks. She said **::* Ringling paintings was announcedby
families suffer .
Psychological warfare caused following lingering illness.
a
troit, Mich. t
the money appropriated for toys I A. Everett Austin Jr.. directorof MRS. ALVIA BRYANT
the because of the j'
Japanese surrender more than Funeral services will be held
any other factor according to at the benefit in February will be money gambled ," s the museums. The plan calls Mrs. Alvin Bryant 49. died at a Thursday at 2:30: p.m. from Eisel- I CARD OF THANKS
Phelps. kept in reserve as long as possible in these rackets. for the restoration of 100 old mas- local hospital Tuesday morning stein-Wigginton Home for Fun- I wish to thank an of ms friends and .
since it the sorority McNealy terpieces a year starting with neighbors for their many kind expression, "Y METAL 90X
comprises She is survived by her husband
Letters from persons in Japan I I do not believe erals with Dr. Robert Blackburn of sYmpathy and condolence during my
he said show that the people con- I s entire toy cart fund for thecoming the racket can be stopped by the 1947. J. R. Bryant of Orlando; four officiating. Interment will be in recent bereavement.
also announced that the I I w.. BtlYrri. af
sider Gen. MacArthur the libera- year. weak measures taken by the Austin daughters Mrs. Mary Mason, Greenwood Cemetery. I n- -- -- --- (
tor and protector of Japan. They "We purchase new things on- courts, but if measures harsh and repainting of the galleries" begun Norfolk. Va.; Mrs. Christine Miss Bomar is survived by two ,

all "hope we will stay in their ly when there is an insufficient binding were instigated, it could late last year, is now 90 per centfinished" Guessford. Mrs. Lauvonda Newton sisters. Mrs. Lila McCollum and ,. -J m

country long enough to implement number of donated ones on be stopped." and that this phase of and Miss Shirley Bryant all of Miss Margaret Bomar Orlando .) .
hand." she explained. "The sor- the renovation program would be '" ._'= ; : ,. -
their new way of life" under Orlando; three sons Chester J. and two brothers. Lamar Bomar, -- '
American rule, he concluded. ority has found it necessary to C. H. Pounds, drug store proprietor completed by May 1. I : \. :
:
at least the time, he emphasized .L
replace its entire display Ocoee. "Yes, bolita and At same = .
once a month due to the hard that "despite the need for a \ .. ..
.
Lock factories of the world pro- Cuba should be I t I... '
duce more than 50 million locks usage given the playthings and stopped, but I long-range program long recog- Ii ... tl. .
the fact that many of the children nized by the State Board of Con-I i -- .
annually to keep belongings safe. are patients in the hospital r can will not see how trol and the Ringling Museums RUPTURE _::.... .. ,.1
it be
ever
for long periods of time Operating Committee, the Ring- TOYS AND GAMES FOR ALL AGES
with the
> stopped
and need a change of toys fre- r : ling art collection today is in bet- I BICYCLES AND ACCESSORIES
Kill eWith ItCh Scabies present number Raptured person who have feeea delaying treatment er those wearing .
( ) quently. than at time dur- I
k of law enforce- ter shape any nsatisfactory. trasses-iBYrtti. fate this most ......! of all trasses-thBLLBLESS I II JUVENILE ATHLETIC EQUIPMENTMODEL
Phi Mu members who take the F in e n t officers ing the past quarter century"INGRAM BELTLESS. STRAPLESS DOBBS TRUSS. III PATENTED I I'' KITS FOR MODEL BUILDERS
cart around among the children I CONCAVE PAD is destined to hold exactly like your band. automatically
Sifidde for varied S 55 My first choice & INGRAM adjusts itself. to every position and tires AMAZING COMFORT and HOLDING -
report requests many
is to stop this POWER. It Is simple washable. aid snaps. on and off as tartly as j jI
This liquid preparation km. in 30 kind of playthings, according to :\ gambling a 11 o- OPTOMETRISTS II I your haL alike the old style trusses with fixed screwed o. rounded pads 'I CLOSED
minute those Itch mitestact Mrs. Ralph Holsclaw, who is in it WTLL NOT force the mnscles farther apart enlarging sat rapture hut 6668Jtaletfs
"come* in Buy with emCIDI which: charge of scheduling trips of the .i."..... S gether, but if ..n....,. .. MEAD'S I INlfkU. I peaty dra. tie captors peitiHC; together. GIVING NATLRE A CHANCE' : r 214 N. ALL DAY
ttona you drugsta&. w eeD4 eau Co i g this fails, then TO REPAIR. Individually fitted, reasonably priced. Designed for men.women !
IIucid.Co.Commerce,GL (AdyJ cart. She said the present demand L. the State should II Sundays, Holidays. S3M and rbildre.,1. O. Taylor It Years w.th: the Dobbs Truss In Florida. I I Tel. or.lnl ;. WEDNESDAYThe
is for games and books to y.. SS< : legalize it. Under 1M N. Orange AT.. .hose S3M II I Office open Saturdays 1* to IX A.M.; t U S P.M.U Carolina Court Orlando i -/-0. tune S or

INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU BUY! interest boys between the ages of Poundshorse control like : :: :; f!
eight and 14.
and dog racing. the State
alw.y "Last month we needed dolls"she
.Mp could realize an income, that couldbe
continued, "but several were
used to teachers more sal-
5 OT CASfa. given us and we bought a lovely pay .:
new one so no little girl at the ary.
*
Your tY
w
be without doll
hospital should a -
lomo Town O. H. Jordangeo.. truck driver. a -
cuddle for time to
to some come. -
t AsontTRANSACTION Minorville. "No I do not think < 7j1 .
Mrs. G K. Harold Mrs. Coch-
A HOMETOWN this type of :
enour and Mrs. Holsclaw were recently -
elected as a committee in gambling can be

charge of the cart. Persons wish- stopped anymore
Is YourWater
ing to donate toys may get in than booUegg1ngw
touch with anyone of these per- hie h thrived
Safe? sons. during the pro- ; Yp
hibition era. As

Bacteriologicalor For Dr. Turner To Attend fast and knocked fined as ;sellersare they off world fashion at your feet u -. J.s \

U, logical Convention go right back to

Chemical Dr. Fred Turner is on the program selling, because P'. 56.95

Water Analysis of the southeastern sectionof they can affordto S
the American Urological Assn. pay fines and :
Call which meets in Palm Beach March still make a pro

Analytical Chemists on the address by Dr. R. to discourage the sellers is to .. \ : .
K. Womack. Shreveport. La-, who
35 W.. Church St. Phone 2-1421 make the penalty so tough they '" Black leather.Red ko'S
speaks on "The Renal Manifestations potent
will think twice before going back _. _
-- \ of Periarteritis Nodosa" to selling. -' ?? .
Specialists from nine South- I r1" ; 4 1
e a s a eastern States will attend the con- Albert Quakenbush carpenter F;
vention which will be addressed by Y
Orlo Vista. "Yes. I approve the i b rl'
some of the country's most out-I .halt of bolita 4 .
standing authorities in the .. .
because .. .
gam- : .
urology. I k'ftiling' is detri- ,. ...'.. ."'"
..
Dr. Charles McMartin Omaha; "
mental to any t '( };; :
c:
Neb., president of the American community. I four t .
Urological Assn., is among the law enforce- I

C. W, L.& In. f MI. MGa. KO BT f. WAITS, CLAss MIL The Marines don't like to admit it. but two 5, AND-UH-I DON'TTH1N -. ABOUT AS rooms. You pick off a few and Tie qa.'...

Lewis AM usfN, MAMASW Eft. Noasut COMSOMM, Sac TIIA
. HAKOU HAMIITBM. O.. MM. Ouun: MISUN, run SIlPf. official orders signed by CoL. Donald J. Kendall '- THIS ONE rJEEDLERJL OP f\
people want to
J. W. UMMO.. CITY Oa MIL K. T. MILLS Try*. S rr. cannot be disputed. Despite the I __ gamble there W--f
record of the Marines at Iwo EMBALMINGFLUID. will always be someone ready to
el The Associated Press -/ great I T- W/44'
Member
: :
: give them the chance. .
The AtsoclaUd Press is exclusively entitled Jima. Tarawa. and a dozen othe -. : The only
to the use for re-publicatkm of all places. and despite Marine reg- I \ solution for this is for the Stateto

otherwise pews dispatches accredited accredited to this to paper it or and not e -- --: ;- ulation 553 which states that O% I run a lottery under strict su-

; Iso the local news- published herein "under no circumstances shall any pervision. If we\ are to license
:
ft.Il fights loT re-pubUcation ol special ,,- enlisted man be employed as a 3 .' -. 'I' I ? ;- these small operators win have I -
dispatches hereto are also reserved. you -
servant." they have recently been a Ot' I I
; one big headache for they will
PAGE 0 THURS.. MAR. 20. 1947TODAYS i drafted as servants just the same. :::: always figure out ways to beat the I I Presbyterians

The orders were Issued at Ma- ; :J't dI law of average. I believe an honest (
THOUGHTS lottery is no more illegal than
rine barracks in the District of I r

Take heed to yourself, that your heart be not Columbia, oldest Marine Corps dog racing.

deceived: and ye turn aside and serve other gods, 1 *< post in the USA. to serve at two i I A\'a/I\ C, M. Work Out Plan

was that the sergeants and corporals were told to roes.its, etse nulvc.y.ecAv S oRLDccrs5V'I1vt BEVERlY I-fIUSjCAUF. NANKING, China [TJP1'' A joint committee worked out

NE OF OUR Town's most importantcivic enter Gen. Vandegrift's compound through the American-equipped Chinese Government an agreement which will be recommended -
O. to general assembliesto
troops yesterday captured
organizations nears its 1947 goalof servants' entrance. PITCHING HORSESHOES Yenan. capital of Communist be held In May by the Presbyterian -

financing, after a tougher battle than This order meant that some of the men who China the Defense m/nistry an- Church in the UJS.A. and
nounced. the Presbyterian Church in the
usual. were to act as bartenders and coat-checkers: had U.S.. Northern and Southern
The spearhead of Gen. Hut
The Red Cross made a notable record to cancel Christmas fnrlonghs. and as a result ROQP SninQ Neat Yarn Sung-Nan's forces driving from branches respectively.The .

.. South. entered the city at 10 Northern Presbyterians at
there was considerable resentment. However the www - the t
the Our Armed Forces mem- :
during war. e- am, climaxing a week of steady the same time announced they

bers all over the globe knew and praisedthe underground furore gradually subsided until this Ir IILLY ROSE trying to the young girl jealous Anyhow bombing and shelling the minIs- are holding the door open for fur-

work it did month when once again Gen. Vandegrift decided I don't know where this story comes from. It's he got a kiss for the slap That's better, try said t ther conversations with she Protestant -

to give a party, and once again an official been around a long: time. I tried it out on some than I did with Ethel It claimed the Communists suffered Episcopal Church on organic -

In this first peacetime drive for years order was written out drafting sergeants and of my friends who can read but it was fresh to The Girl Who Was Young and Pretty thought: 10,000 killed or wounded and union.
A statement expressed regret
lost 2.000 captured in a vain attempt I
'
many of us'forget that the Red Cross is not corporals as bartenders and car-parkers. them. It's a neat yarn so I think 111 take a "How do you like that? Imagine anyone kissing to defend Yenan. Last week! : that the Episcopalians, who

just a wartime emergency organization. chance and spin it. Process servers will please that old dame! Wonder which one did it however. Communist Gen. Chou made the original unity suggestion -

work This time the servant detail was not so great, form a line to the right. Must have been old frozen face Never En-Lai told a United Press correspondent I turned down the proposed -

The Red Cross does,vital community but this time also the men were ordered to report can tell about those dignified looking fellows visiting Yenan that union at their last gei-

r every day, every month, every year-peace through the servants' entrance and again the Four people eat in a railroad coach as it rat- Some of them are pips Bet the old dame is they would not defend the city eral convention here.
tled across the Jersey meadows. On one seat there sorry she slapped him He looks like a pretty but would conserve their strengthfor I The Presbyterian Departmentof

or war. whole Marine barracks seethed with indignation.The were two men. one young good touch Say. maybe it wasn't old frozen guerilla warfare. Church Co-operation and Union -
_ _ _
t If you haven't given-do it today. You day before the cocktail partyofficiallycalled one older. On the seat '-.. face Maybe the young guy kissed her He's News of Yenan's fall which coincided replied to a communicationfrom

owe it to your city and to yourself. a "tea" part of the order was suddenly facing them were two kind of cute If he's passing kisses around.what's with reports of major Nationalist the Federal Council of
I victories in the Chang- I Churches that the church is willing -
women one and the matter with little Goldilocks? Shewouldn't
young
canceled. The two bartenders Sgt. Elmer N. Snyder chun area of Manchuria and in to co-operate in any movements -
slap him .
pretty one not so young
; and Lionel P. St. told that because Shantung Province was hailed by I of union among evangelical -
Sgt. Peter. were
:: The Lewis Decision and Russia I and not so pretty. They "She ain't slapping nobody It don't get Government sources as the "turn-1' churches.

of possible political repercussiops their services didn't know each other yon any place Would little Goldilocks be ing point" of the civil war. |'I The Federal Council Communi-

: MOST BULLIES MEET their masters would not be required.The I and not a word had been modelling at 60 bucks a week if she had slappedthe These sources said the captureof cation embodied declarations cap

along the path of life political repercussions which the Marine spoken all the way from boss Not recently Supposing a girl Yenan-the "political and spir- the Congregational ChristlanTChurches '

Trenton. _sl Vt does give away a few kisses? So what itual as well as military capital"of and the Disciples of
' and the complete capitulation of John L. brass hats feared apparently revolved around Communist China-would break Christ to their to Join
: The train slowed downas She's got plenty left A smart gal can do purpose
Lewis to the Supreme Court of the land is Democratic Atty. Gen. Tom Clark- who having it crossed the Hacken-; herself a lot of good spreading a little lipstick off Communist unity and facilitate in a conference looking toward

evidence that he knows when he' is licked. attended the Christmas party had recognized one I. sack River Bridge. As it around ." avowed Generalissimo campaign Chiang to exterminate Kal-shek's union testant with churches.the union-minded The Presbyterian Pro
'
entered the tunnel under *
There to analogy in the vic- of the bartenders. And ignoring distinguished Communist resistance. Church said it would send repre-
seems us an
The Woman Who Was Not So and Not
the Hudson. everythingwent Young
The fate of the
guests the Attorney General had reached across Communists"Big sentatives to such a conferenceif
tory over Lewis and the methods we are black.The conductorhad So Pretty thought: "So the boy kissed the girl Three"-Mao Tse-Tung Gen. it is held.

using to stop Russia and Communism. the bar to shake hands. forgotten to snap on Fresh guy He rated that slap Would have Chou and Gen. Chu Teh-was not The union plan of the two Pre -

"Hello Barge" he said. surprised. "What are you the lights. slapped him myself Maybe not Long known Unofficial reports said byterian groups Is a revision of a

Pres. Truman started the ball rollingin doing behind there?" A second later there was the unmistakable time since I was kissed When was it? they fled to a mountain hideaway. similar 1943 proposal and was

the transportation strike last May when sound of a kiss. And then the equally unmistakable The New Years party at Kate's but Joe was agreed upon earlier th1a.month

. he Lewis notice that the nation sound of a slap in the face drunk and it didn't count That accountant at a Cincinnati conference. No
put on Under the Dome: While there is no great love
The Older Man heard the kiss and the slap and from Camden used to kiss nice Trouble was Male ChorusTo essential change Is involved In

, .. would stand no more of his coercive and lost between Republican leaders Vandenberg of thought: "How charming Like in a movie he kissed everybody Say. maybe it wasn't the the policy or doctrine of either

strong-armed tactics. Michigan 'and Taft of Ohio they keep up the social Can't say I blame the young fellow That's a young fellow who kissed the girl Maybe it was church. officers of the Northern

I' rather pretty girl Wish I were enoughto the old coot Cant tell about these dignified- General Assembly stated.
Sec. Byrnes put Russia on notice last Amenities. The other day when Life Magazine young ; Provisions were added relating -
steal a kiss in a tunnel Worth a slap in the looking fellows Some of them are lulus Sing HereThe of
; that of published a full-page picture of Vandenberg together to organization cynods
year at Stuttgart the days appeasing face Girls like to be kissed in the dark No wonder she slapped him and the tenure of property

and pussy-footing with Moscow were: with his letter disclaiming White House : Wish I'd always known that Trouble is by "I remember slapping a guy once. Wish I which had caused debate between

:: over. ambitions. Van took the magazine over to Sen. : the time you learn the rules, it's too late to play hadn't He was pretty nice I think he Jacksonville Male Chorus, the two churches. Also

Taft's seat on the Senate floor to show him. It ; Young fellows don't know much about women liked me .-. .A lot What was I trying to which in the few years since Its included are the constitution

It worked against Lewis. looked as if he were trying to prove to Taft that Look how wrong I was about Ethel That prove? That I was a nice girl? That'sa organization has gained State- confession of faith and the Bookof
wide
recognition of the fin-
''Will it workagainst Russia? We believe night at her house when the fuse blew out I went laugh He never came around after that as one Church Order, an based on
he was not a Presidential contender est non-professional musical organizations -
and again that Russia cannot down to' the cellar and fixed it It wasn't 'till Hear he's in the chips now Who knows? already existing document usedIn
- so, we say in the South will appear -
Earl Long, brother of Hney Long, Is slatedto years later that I realized why she slapped me so Might have married him Wish I had in Orlando at the Municipal both church

fight a war for many years to come. run as Governor of:'Louisiana again. Opposing hard when I came upstairs Maybe I've got Wouldn't be riding on this crummy train toanswer Auditorium today at 8:15 p.m. It was with decided other that communions future reunions

him probably Trill 'be Sam JOBCS. the ex- I this all wrong Maybe the young fellow kissed a Help Wanted ad ." under the auspices of the Orlando could be effected through a maJority -

Gets Rest the older lady Stranger things have happened The Young Man grinned and thought: "Pretty Shrine Club.Although vote of three-fourths of the
Talmadge Long
> Governor who once defeated the lucy Long Maybe he was trying to make the old cute stunt kissing my own hand and slapping my the chorus has appeared Presbyteries of the reunited

IN GOVERNMENTAL machine; also Cong. Jimmy Morrison sometimes I gal feel good Nice thought :Maybe he was own face Wonder what they're thinking?" in other parts of the State I church. The U.s. church with a

ORDERLINESS tov us one of the called the second kingfish of Louisiana. this will be their initial appear- 600,000 membership earlier j,had.'
ance in Central Florida.In .
five-sixths ,
held out for mijoriatarty.
cornerstones of the democratic form of A group of liberal Solons- -Taylor of Idaho, Jacksonville the chorus Is It also was a decided thai any

government.And Murray of Montana. Pepper of Florida and Helen I Bridges and High CourtBy rated high In popularity among change In.the confession of faith
the city's musical
many OrganiZa- must be by a three-fourths ma-
so it was good yesterday to get the Gahagan Douglas of Ca.ltfomia-peraLstently triedto tions It Is composed of 60 Jack- .
jority.Dr.
news that Lt. Gov. M. E. Thompson had see Truman prior to his message on Greece to WESTBROOK PEGLER used to be managing editor of The Daily Worker In sonville business' and professional William Barrow Pugh.

been declared Georgia's governor by the urge him not to .torpedo the United Nations. Tru- I As I was saying.. Frank Murphy of our Supreme New York and as red as a'fire engine beforehe men. and was organized in 1941 stated clerk of the General Assembly -
by J. Ben Wand for the
Supreme Court of our neighboring State. man was "busy." Court really did go into his act In his separate purpose of the Presbyterian Churchin
got religion and came howling HalleIja"writes i of bringing together of thecommunity
up men I the U.s.A.. expressed belief his
Herman Talmadge's claim to office had opinion in the Harry Bridges deportation case.
I in his book "This Is My Story" that in who were willing to devote church would approve the recom-
Boy. did he !
some basis. The of lower I give us "Mammy
legal finding a End : time and attention to the advancement -
of the Marines?
: Interesting light on the mendation that the plan be transmitted -
You know and "hi the battle around Bridges,
what 1940 Harry
court in his favor was evidence of this. But he said? You could better playit 1941 of music as a community to Presbyteries for a year's
future of the Marine Corps was given by Brig. Gen. horn than
on a read it
the Communists were\ enabled to enroll thousandsof entertainment.
it has been accepted generally by voters study and comment preliminary to
.
fthe nation over that a deceased or ousted Frank Armstrong in an off-the-record talk beforea I I The majority opinion was raw enough and it.wasn.t people who were completely ignorant of the Red Activities of the chorus are final action In 1948.
of Naval officers such a big majority at that irt'8115P ,in-v'''-n conducted on a strictly non-
group at a dinner tendered by
Governor is succeeded the Lieutenant- manipulation of their thinking. Why do I know?
by took a walk and Roberts and 1m'- profit basis with all of the artists -
Governor. Norfolk. Va.. businessmen. Gen. Armstrong. whois close to the end ofBridges' Honor Groups to Meet
Frankfurter dissented with the i.TI Because I was very publicity contributing their services.
part Indian and who had a fine record in training TAMPA rAP The Florida
In the Georgia case this seemed doubly late Chief Justice Stone. But they \-. defense as the articles in the Daily Worker ,The only paid member of the
B-29 crews really let his hair down regardingthe cast Is the director, Marshall branch of the National Honor So-
certain for there the Lieutenant Governoris :didn't Congress had no constitutional .. .1
say ;s
future role of the Army Air Forces and the Marines ; will show. Pierson. whose professional Ieni i ctety will hold its annual conven-

is elected by the people. as follows: right to pass a law to :I., You can have my undivided share of Budenz. ices were secured in order that tion here Friday and Saturday.
Georgia's Legislature certainly should deport alien members of organ- the amateur musicians might I About 200 delegates from all over
"You gentlemen had better understand that the But don't get wrought up about Murphy, We
Izations which advocate the violent f" the State are expected.
get down to business now and remove the Army Air Force is tired of being a subordinate give their public their talents
overthrow of our Govern-? I can t get rid of him unless Truman mignt bait him
with benefit of the
the finest
legal obscurity, from the State's new Con- outfit and is no longer going to be a subordinate i
outfit. It ment. and Murphy wanted to say off the court with some enticement as Rooseveltdid professional training.Patrons acquaintances of the men and
was a predominant force during the war
stitution which made this -
gubernatorial and 1Is going to be a predominate force duringthe that and he did. with Jimmy Byrnes and you only run up your of the chorus Include women in Orlando business enter-
mixup possible. "The record in this case." he ; blood pressure when you holler and yell and such well known Jacksonville prises.
and well
mak
; These newspapers have been opposedto minds peace whether you might as \ up your said to start off. "will stand forever j : kick the cat over something that you just can't names as Mr. and Mrs. Claud Tickets for this event are
you like it or not. and we do not
Talmadgeism and all it stands for down as a monument of man's intolerance do anything about. Barnett, Mr. and Mrs. Harold on sale at Room 12. Magruder nf'
care whether you like it or not. the Army Air
lee Mr. and Mrs J.Ollie cade 22 E. Pine St.
through the years. We were opposed to the Force is going to run the show. of man. Seldom in the ] "This opposition" Red wrote "has been as Mr. and Mrs. Guy W. 0'1' may be made by calling phone No.
Peglerbeen
use, of force by which Herman Talmadge 'You [the Navy] are not going to have anything history of this nation has and there relentless crusadeto persistent as it has been undaunted by temporary and Mr. and Mrs. T. T. 2-2214. Tickets are also on sale
such concentrated
seized and held the Governor's office for but a couple of carriers which are Ineffec- deport an a individual because he dared to exer- setbacks." See the kind of guy yon are while the personnel includes & at O'Brien's Pharmacy in Winter

two mcnths. So the decision was sweet d.ealfJruwlth. and him on the Supreme Court at business men.I are friends and Park.
tive anyway, and they will probably be sunkIn cise the freedom that belongs to him as a human -

music to us. the first battle. being and that is guaranteed to him by the Con- that? What wrong with persistency and dauntlessness .4 aor.ir I* Frcvlvaw r al

However young Talmadge retired likea "Now for the know stitution." He said there was not the slightest anyway? That army of ours now was a
as Marines you what the little on the persistent and dauntless side andwe II Screen Star I
good sport when the decision came down. Marines are. They are a small fouled-up army talking j evidence to show that the Communist party "seri- thought pretty well of them for that anda

His statement that he will seek a decision navy lingo. We're going to put those Marinesin I'I ously and imminently threatens to uproot the dam good thing for Red Murphy they were, too. _

from the highest court-the electoratenext the regular Army and make efficient soldiersout 'Government by force or violence"J or those Nazis would have given them whatwe HORIZONTAL, And !

year is far more in spirit with Ameri- of them. The Navy is going to end up by only J Reading that and having read Earl Browder cave their boss ideologtans. 1 Pictured 4 The gods _

anism than have been his other recent supplying the requirements of Army Air and and Stalin you wonder when the guy is goingto actress. 5 Ancestral
Ground Forces too. And what is the duty of "public agencies" anyway < Paulette -. S I
statements and actions. I cut out the clowning and get serious. Lease c3L
The Army is going to take over Norfolk. We'rehere i if not to try to have the law on people who I She is in the'It 7 Distinguished
We and *
hope beljeve however. that seem to deserve
now and we're going to stay. We know this is i some treatment as Bridges certainly Service
Georgians will reject Talmadge as Governor a Navy town and a Navy hangout. but Army Air is I suppose when he says the threat isn't seriousor seemed to? The cops are a public agency; Coiner Cross (ab>
aJain.: for he stands for imminent he means you can't put a fellow in and if they get an idea that fellow 15 Diligent
demogogery, still going to stay and we are going to take some is fixing 8 Companion
prejudice and reaction. toot over Jail or under a peace bond for threatening Uo to blow a safe and their evidence is good enough 16 Fifth month .9. Seas 28 Short-napped 44 Spain Cab,)

I kill you but have to wait until he outs with his to stand up all the way to the Supreme Court. 17 Stir 10Vermont fab) fabric 45 Man's

gun and draws a bead. Wait until all the preparation I think it would\ be nice to 19 Noun suffix 11 Three 29 Since nickname
very
put him under
I Orlando Morning Sentinel Radio Proaram work\ is done and the strikes and riots and glass and give him a triaL But Red. he doesnl 20 Cloth menur e (Roman) 91 Sped 46 Horse's gait

[ The Associated Press] : GAINESVILLE [API County I Continues Good Of Florida Game

State Improvement Commission yesterday issued A wind-swept wall of water superintendents of public instruc- .

$1,250,000 worth of self-liquidating revenue certificates to slashed at Florida's Gulf Coast ftion I yesterday endorsed the Citizens t
from Clearwater south to Sara- J [Soeciol to Orlando Morning Sentinel] I [Special! to Orlando Morning; Sentinel] [ ted Press
finance construction in Tallahassee of a new office buildingfor I Committee proposals for im- EUSTIS-Representatives of the Federal -
NEW YORK
early
sota yesterday bringing reports -Grapefruit demand
the State Industrial Commission, and accepted the best of a tidal wave but only proving the financing of Florida continued active yesterdayand ice, the State Board of Forestry and Parks determine will be held the)

bid of_2.9 per cent interest, offered by Leedy-Wheeler and minor property damage and no schools at the closing session of prices have advanced slightly and Fresh Water Fish Commission were | for one State

Co.. Orlando investment firm for-< I personal injury were reported.The i!| a three-day conference at the Uni- from day to day this week. I' ida Sportsmen's Exposition yesterday on the seat in the 1947

the the purchase of the certificates. wave which rushed in I I I versity of Florida. I I Oranges eased for them. .
Associated Press reported.In slightly but
Group Disavows swiftly and receded as suddenly I J Fifty-two of the State's 67 are selling fairly well. California Speaking before I I : held Tuesday
negotiating the loan in a period of about 15 minutes
wanis at Dr. District
county superintendents attending navel supplies have been mod- noon
through Leedy-Wheeler and Co. yesterday morning. Eye o h in= director of the : Glades Har-
I F the erate this week and prices have
meeting termed the Citizens
witnesses estimated it as highas -
""!:] the Improvement Commission advanced few cents daily. Fish Commission Counties and
nine feet.Meteorologist. I Committee financing 4, At*, Fair said that I !'.
overrode Gov. Millard CaldweU's Leader
Negro W W. Talbott of gram as a "Bill of Rights torFlorida's Florida orange sales totaled 50 Vicars duction the I
complaint that it was about one- with best fruit mostly lation the 1947 was caused
the Weather Bureau said "
Tampa school
children adding
third too much interest to pay lower while other stock was ir- shortened and the of Wilbur C.
for this type loan in employingits JACKSONVILLE [AP) Wilson "squall -a've'1'ould, .be a better that it would mean improvement regular. Top price was $8.30 per ; ,, duced from seven +, who be
borrowing powers for. the Armstrong. Negro who qualified term than tidal wave.I in instruction in every box with bulk of sales $2.60-$5.45. the State Rail.
first time. last week as a candidate for the I I The force of the wave appearedto county in the State. I much like Tuesday. Only nine cars Florida needs

At the same time the agency City Council from the fifth wardin and be Treasure strongest Island at Madeira, near St.Beach Pe- The superintendents who spent, of California navels were offered. replace eradication those I I I I I unofficial re-
prepared to plunge further into the forthcoming Democratic I i I Tuesday sessions preparing pre- and these averaged $6.11. Large- t nedy said. The election
tersburg. Here roads were pitted ,
the public works financing fieldto primary a representative yesterday was disavowedby of his and water lines broken in several liminary budgets for 1947-48 rec- sized navels are sizes bringing premium .. r+ each be said. I I I Flake of ttaui -
help construct a $34 million own race here. group places while porches of a few ommended increasing teacher salaries with smaller at some dis- The commission i i H. Jones of
Jacksonville road and bridge system houses were damaged.An ,I to the maximum possible under count. k 000 quail in be runoff op
project.It A resolution drafted by offi1 1 I Indian Rocks two automobiles | the new financing program. Florida oranges on other hand kS .z said. Few birds got 1,86 votes
S
gave tentative approval to a cers of the Roosevelt Democratic / were dashed against seawall.)I "Florida schools need all the are selling mainly on quality Florida last season :. There were
plan for issuing revenue certificates Club tbe Duval County Voters Northward at Clearwater Beach ,I additional funds recommended by rather than size at present. Flor- drought so a in the
for some League, the Negro Chamber of only slight damage to a few beach the Citizens Committee on Education Ida grapefruit sales totaled 15& than usual will
p.20 million of Commerce and several ministers front houses reported. and could well use more" the, cars with prices higher. Top qual- the 1947 season.
he estimated said the group believed Arm- was I superintendents agreed Next ity fruit reached $660 with bulk bought 40,000 pairs I in the Taylor
=oat of building strong's "entry into the race at The water rose about 40 yards I scheduled meeting will be held of fruit selling $$1J5-S3 or 15-20 Texas at a cost showed Gus
s> |two new bridges such an inopportune time will dC further along tbe beach at Pass- here in June.FLORIDIANA. cents higher than Tuesday. No said. So far. and James H.
y jvcross the St. much harm not only to the Negro a-Grille than normal and Texas grapefruit was offered been delivered to were the
I Johns River, one in Jacksonville but in the tric power was interrupted elee-j 1 I Wednesday. Seven cars of tan- Louis T. I I the field of five
(across the Trout State at large. about an hour. gerines and Temples were sold forester told the opponents
DR. I. N. KENNEDY
I River and "We wish it generally known Wednesday at unchanged prices. has six of the ballots and Mc-
.1. I a At Anna Maria Key. opposite Most of fruit sold $2,05-$5.30. cites game shortages. pine trees native I I are seeking the
that candidate
l highway in the we do not endorse a Bradenton. water estimated at j Virginians Ready Scales who died
because of his race or creed but I I Movement of apples and 'County does not
proposed new three feet high rushed completely | pears
39 (Jacksonvilleparkway solely on his qualifications plus across, the island at its southern ITo Face Sea Again from cold storage during February 1 1S pine which has a month, after
develop- his willingness to serve to the best I f i end where it narrows to about a I, was very heavy and since south of the of ill health.
I Went.Negotiations. of his ability the best interest of half mile in width. The water receded ''After! 11 Days Adrift then supplies have continued to Oak Reservation does have long practice"e I 5.for both
black spruce I April
all the people whom it will be his so fast that damage was dwindle. Although crops were
ilso are enteringthe duty to serve" only minor. W HORACE BLANCHARD and | large last season storage holdings said. Of these

final phase Sarasota beaches reported water i Charles King who were res- are now well below average the principal I Brings
Leedy for financing of Utility EngineersHere was not unusually high consider- 'cued only Tuesday after spending i! which indicates that competition S Sale Scheduled pine is the most
Willie Hill.
(250,000 Broward County bridge ing the accompanying stormy con 11 days adrift in a small boat on J from these fruits will continue I, teacher of Says
$250,000 worth of roads in Suwan- Fired From ditions. the Gulf of Mexico without food to lessen. quartette from the Yl

I nee County and road building Heavy rains and winds esti- and with little water said yester- I Movement of quick-frozen fruit JACKSONVILLE IAPJ His of America who
projects totaling $525,000 in High- Position mated up to 60 miles an hour day they were ready to go to sea from storage was heavy during toric Live Oak Reservation on lec ions for the
lands County. Tampa were prevalent along West Coast I again any time Stowing awaya t February, according to official Santa Rosa Peninsular near Pen- Karl IAP1 Dr. Arturo
The $1.%5'JOO loan for construction [Soecral to Orlando Morning Sentinel] Florida at the time the wave | hearty meal at MacDill Field figures. Strawberries are still being sacola. being offered for sale by manager of tbe !I I of the Chicago
of the Industrial Commission TAMPA-Robert and Co. of struck, and the rains continued Hospital the two Virginians were delayed over most of countryby War Assets Administration it was of the program, & and former
Bldg. will be repaid over Atlanta engineers for the Orlando throughout tbe ,day. Sarasota fast recovering from the effectsof cold weather. All of these fac- announced yesterday. Moore Florida York Philhar-
a period of from 13 to 20 years Utilities were fired as engineers in reported 1.4 inches in three the prolonged exposure on tors are favorable to continuing t t A Naval post since 1828 the try and Parks and blamed the re-
out of rent received for office charge of the master sewer sys- hours and the Tampa Bay area stormy Gulf waters. good demand for Florida citrus 1,337-arre tract was purchased park board as I juvenile olin
pace in the structure. Most of tem now being planned in Tampa had half an inch in five min- fruits. primarily to supply live oak and I Today at the hep cats and de-
rent will be paid by the In- by the Board of Representativesthere utes. A Sadd Day other timber for the construes I and Nathan Mayo modern" music

trial Commission from opting Tuesday night. Talbott said he had never WAS A sad day for lake-Alfred Bank tion and maintenance of wooden ;burg High School .
funds It is allowed by The action was at the requestof known another occurrence just like SATURDAY. Sadd. 50. of Miami in vessels of war. Some sources say I during the day. : have better
the Federal Government. Mayor Curtis Hixon made in the wave yesterday. He de- that timber from the area was station WRUF. than these outer
a resolution sent to the representatives scribed the oddity as "a big wall of St. Petersburg when Magistrate Loot Reported Lost used in the maintenance of the do a remote on the radio.
_Tolls on the three new bridges John T. Fisher told him it would
famous frigate Constitution.The I said In an
I and approved without dis- with it. from the grounds
wind driving water along
will be used to retire the Jacksonville cost $25 to atone for his wrongs TAMPA [APJ Three men
road and bridge cussion. At the time the swell was form- These sins consisted of try- pleaded guilty in Federal Court extensive acreage contains luncheon honoring he paid tribute
Robert and Co. is headed by ing off the coast the "barometerwas nine buildings which will be held at the Dutch
it the Jacksonville certificates.. ing to get into the St. Petersburg yesterday to robbing the bank of in-I radio and
Chip Robert who had close con- going straight up the forecaster cluded in the sale officials
County officials concur dog track without the formalityof Lake Alfred of $35,000 in February the level of musi-
nancing plan. nections with the Roosevelt administration i added. buying a ticket. Sadd popped 1 1946 but their self-styled The reservation came under the $3 Million .
The $20 million issue of revenue I : The firm was em- I in through the kitchen but made ringleader told Judge William J. supervision of the Department of
certificates would go to pay for ployed by Tampa in 1940 with the r Steady Livestock the mistake of stopping along the Barker he "lost money" on the the Interior when adjacent Santa Building
construction of hope that it could secure Federalaid I Rosa Island became a national I
new bridges across way to peddle some cartoon pam- holdup.
the St. Johns at Arlington and in for the project, but the hope Prices Reported phlets to the kitchen help. As Emory Newton Brown 26. of monument in 1939. Santa Rosa MIAMI BEACH SHOP
the Riverside section,' and one never materialized and the con- I Lakeland prepared to elaborateon :Island however was reconveyed Miami Beach City for An
across Trout River north of Jack- nection is thought to be no longer. [KISSIMMEE Special to Orlando Morning good run Sentinel with] ) Shriners to Meet Today his statement he was stopped :to ernment Escambia last County week. by the Gov- ed yesterday Trailer

sonville. Some of It would go for valuable. at the request of FBI agents who struction permits AwBlBC-BaUna
purchase of rights-of-way and The firm was paid $34,014 for steady prices was reported from TALLAHASSEE TAP] ShrineClub I explained they still were trying to According to historical record?. tion and Dial C8M
some road construction linking the services rendered and Greeley and the livestock auction sales here members from Florida discover what happened to the the island was the site of the first lion hotel. Boadl
last night. Georgia and Alabama will meet I Naval construction within
spans. Hansen of Chicago were reportedas : I money none of which has been the I City Mgr.
The rest of the highway system likely to suceed it in the Tam- Prices ranged from $7.50 to here today to Initiate nearly 100 : recovered.At present limits of the United States.In expressed doubts
$20.80 for 229 calves: $8-16.50 for persons into the Morocco Templeof 1528 Porfilio
would be built by the State Road pa Job.Lake. the preliminary hearing another Denarvaez. a ity of allowing
205 cows: $11-18.50 for 124 steers: Jacksonville. The Masonic or- .Spaniard fashioned five crude -
Dept. at a cost of $14 million out defendant. Charles Lee AI- proceed after
$8.50-13.50 for 41 bulls; $10-19.50 ganization will open its ceremonieswith vessels from its timber. SALESMAN
of voiced fears that
regular State gasoline tax andFederd
22, of
Okeechobee for 43 heifers and 85026.50 for a parade through downtown corn. DeLand said the loot i
and similar CAR
funds ones
over the next several 221 was split three ways and that he
hogs. Tallahassee.
had spent his share. I Your Club Today unfinished causing AT 953
ResumesMOORE
years.IF Fishing Judge Barker set Monday for I ORLANDO: Board of Realtor!, CofC eye sores." WINTER FAR 1C
VITAMINSDON'T' Bid* 12-IS pra Renshaw was & 4:30 to 5 JO PM
HAVEN [AP] Glades sentencing Brown. Alcorn and
APOPKA: Rotor Club Coffee Shop
BUCK YOU UP County fishermen resumed com- Plan to Establish i Health UnitIn Jonas Hall 23, of Lakeland. ,7:30: p mDAYTOtA vestigate and said & Supply Car
I mercial fishing in Lake Okeechobee mndrr Inn. 7 BIACH D:m. : Exchtnct Club Ole- partial permits Insulation Co.
try NUXATED IRON yesterday after County JudgeJ. FFH Convention Set DELANO- Veteran or Foreign Wan tremely dangerous
Marion Draws FireSpecial VFW Hall. 8pm. Odd Fellows, K. of P.
Who*m 4Mb fix Ira a BMdfctM sad M. Couse ruled that fisher- County I ,
TALLAHASSEE TAP Some 350 Hall. 8pm Knlshta of Pythias. Castle
aniaTlii'i KM. k*trio.uatbir MOiaM. Uk *
... f .. tact. men "could no longer be held Hall 7:30 p m American Letlon. American
_; members of
.1taaJuyd ;j 22. Sh SJ the Florida Future
Leclon Hat SOLAR SYSTEMS
{ [ to Orlando Morning Sentinel] 8pm
1. rid tpleed 6.lrr. criminally responsible" for commercial -- -
.
to car t ioo d. cull Homemakers will attend the organtzation's LAKE. WALES: Kiwanll Club, Semlnol
11 r w dd tart wad.tal ttlat M HrXATEP operations in the lake. OCALA-A battle over the proposed establishment of Inn 12 10 p m.
State convention at POSTWAR HEAVY DUTY
i
IRON uafete f. no..whltoo. 01. car MOUNT DORA* Klwanl Club. Community -
a..W u arwd w tr L1aL The Florida Game and Fresh an "officially accredited" health unit in Marion' County I St. Petersburg March 28-29. The Bide 12:IS P.8KBRINO NOTHING DOWN-THREE YEARS TO PAY 1
Water Fish Commission ordered has stirred this city as it has seldom been aroused before. high school group representing : Chamber of Commerce. Fisher -
'.
MEN! WOMEN! the lake closed to commercial Coffee Shop 12:30 PIlL
GET fishing last Oct. 1. Subsequently The fireworks were set off when Dr. E. G. Lindner, I 76 chapter will install newly TAVARES: Klvanw. Club. Hitchlnc Pat D'ORSAY-CRAIG SOLAR SYSTEMS, INC.
ti elected State officers during the Dlnlnr Room. 12 IS p m
MORE PEP John Whidden was arrested in a County Health Officer, branded as "smart alecks" two t meeting. I'I't Hotel WINTER- _12_:.flA HAVEN n.m. : BoUrj Club HanD PHONE S74 1101 I. BLMBTGifts
n -
test case. Junior Chamber of commerce rep- _
Judge Couse quashed an affidavit -, resentatives appearing at a County v.___ .
1'"I ptor ad tae in the Whidden case and Commission meeting to discuss a .
t a__> in.-if yoa oa always. I e
..... ,tm..
la pep ,.Maaua1.k. toman Omia. Legislative act declaring Lake here by Dr. Carl E. Buck field director -
ba Tablata. T. .Ika. baa. Ikattar Okeechobee salt water and under of the American Public .
tackma ia wfficiaiit awMtar ta.i a I
foa I
eta rf.ba I'' :: !r aa wed la Lel coon ra>agar< the jurisdiction of the State Boardof Health Assn. at the request of the
aha canMia tlwr b M
his balpM aa iagndiaMi.wauitata: .err Oaua ba awe TaateH.la Ml Ut M Oaila.'ay*, unconstitutional fishermen Wednesday morning. JohnS. \', \ 9
SM H raa doat lad and eel Mrar-raoralh. could no longer be held criminally Williams optometrist and J
mar pep. ia yaw work tad play.Get Oaibi tt responsible for commercial opera- president of the Junior Chamber j
any .mrichOrlanda..... GOOd Druggist.Pharmacyor Onte Co.lna tions In the lake despite the Game issued a sharply worded A
? Hapawall. N. Y. Commission's ban. statement on behalf of the organization .i.. % r
?ku
r expressing surprise :
:
that Dr. Lindner's remarks
Now AvailableA bout the two JayCees were not "
I grade until they had departed

I.!the establishment in this county I"L
with the aid of the State Board >r. \l -

I of Health of a health unit approved i ?f ,
by the State agency. It would -
mean an addition of 10 persons to ''
the department's personnel, and q
i .,
according to the report cost the for an Early! EasterAcXJwntf. t; 1: s N ,. ;
city county and School Board less s
I
than $7,000 above what is now being x
spent for health work. ?
The report says with the ad-
ditional workers and additional c' t
Tried-And-Proven ReliefTo money which the State Board ., '
would contribute to an accredited i o i
Sufferers From health department the hJ j

which they need and ought to Y2 ,
NEURITIS I CONGESTION have. I w
:
.
A discussion- of the report was -
scheduled yesterday afternoon at ,
Stiff Muscles and Joints and a closed meeting of the Marion .

County Medical Assn. Dr. Lindner .
,
Recurrent Pains Coming from and the two JayCees. Willard a
Ayres and Harry Van Lear both ;

Old Injuries young war veterans were to at
tend. The president of the group .

After 10 years of research treatment and development; 10 yean prior to the meeting said he expected ". 5'"x 6, .
of giving positive relief to increasing numbers of sufferers NOT I statement would be issued ,
ONE OF WHOM WERE ALLOWED TO PAY ONE PENNY FOR following the session, but at a ,
TREATMENT the scientists responsible for this unusual instrument late hour it had not been pro- ip Y
are making available a limited number of easy-to-use. duced. vwuv ?fir x* 's'; ','
personalized ELECTRONIC NORMALIZERS. Each custom made I According to the report. 52 s;k ,pA ;
in a laboratory dedicated to the relief of pain. NO CURE-ALL", it counties already are being served ,y zYy;
is a tried-and-proren pain reliever as evidenced by the large by health units carrying the approval I
number it has helped. Present price complete delivered is only of the State Board of
GUSARAy NORMALIZER placed with a MONEY BACK Health while 10 more counties are LIGHTWEIGHT WOOL GABARDINE JACKET
Mall this coupon today for complete Information said to be seeking such services. e '
about this remarkable invention. Please do not request this un- I
less you are sincerely interested in obtaining relief for either Less than 20 million people
yourself or a sufferer. speak Esperanto, only living inter-

tlseroagb :< Member Drive Florida Railroad Commission More than 3,000 homestead ex- purchase of their'property at the
3-Always ..cono.icalZS time of application In order to
yesterday decided that present emptions anticipated by the Tax .
I I The membership drive of the March 15 Says KayIr and prospective subscribers of the Assessors Office this year still complete the filing procedure. joo.\ \ ;

l.0 Junior Chamber of Commerce will Farmers Telephone Company of have not been filed with only 10

get under way here Friday witha Winter Park should be served days remaining before the April BESSER'S

"kickoff" dinner meeting of division RUSSELL KAY through the Orlando exchange of 1 application deadline. Assessor '
4\\ doses heads and team captains at I don't know who it was designed the fool calendar Southern Ben Telephone & Tele- Jim Burden said yesterday.A DELICATESSEN: *-Products RESTAURANTManischewit for

3iK the Chamber of Commerce at 6:30 that hangs on my office wall, but I can say this much I graph Company rather than theWinter total of 10,300 exemptions for Passover-also meats & Poultry.
Only about him. He doesn't know his business. He's got it all Park Telephone Company. 1947 have been filed, with 8,100 MARGARINE I II* W. ranch St. TeL Z Z2ZSMm.

tt --- Pm.Chairman of the JayCee mem- cluttered up with moons and fish and signs of the zodiac. Winding up a two-day session at 'renewals and 2,200 applicationsI It's Delirious!
-.-- bership is Burton Thornal. Important- days, or at least those he considered importantlike & the Angebilt Hotel here. Lewis W.I filed for the first time. Burden reported -
Division heads are Reggie Mof- Sundays and holidays aredesignated 4 Petteway commission attorney
fatt. Bill James. Fred Crews and said the commission would pre- pointing out that more
by red figures, but he s
0 Randy Matheny. Owe he's had me in a sweat. pare an order to this effect and than 13,000 homesteads are expected -
1 Team captains announced by completely ignored Saturday, It's worse than tryln to Identify attempt to solve the equities in- to be recorded under the s
Thornal include Jack Robinson, March 15.There "Mrs. Hush." Solved as far as possible. exemption law."Somebody |
Paul Dixon Cecil Farris Otis Lun- is a date to conjure with. Anyhow, like I said I thought I "The Commission has decided I is going to have to c 0 D..'. Op.. 1J.4S
If I was designing a calendar Id was doin' okay. Every quarter I'd ." Petteway declared "that i I
set that date off in red. white and send what I thought was a rea- Southern Bell and the Winter Now Now SHOWING '
blue or something. It oughtto sonable and substantial check to Park companies should get together DRIVEINATRE
be designated "National Mr. Fahs in Jacksonville, think- Showing
on their boundaries and
Jacksonville Male Chorus Inc. in I share of
Headache Day" was prepaying my
submit a proposal to the Commission Two Big Westeras!
.
what Uncle Sam chooses to can
and I m surprised ,
: MARSHALL that the aspirin :'.;'I "income tax. Bell, however will be ordered to TONIGHT RANDOLPH SCOTT
H. PIERSON. Conductor
people haven't Of course I realized that I extend service on a rural line "ABILENE TOWN"Al
thought of it before might be wrong, a few bucks, one I basis to the present and pros- "WilY GIRLS LEAVE HOME"Lola -
Presented By The this. way or the other, but not enough pective customers of the Farmers Lana "Smrln On the TrailDANCING "
And how that to cause any grey hairs or keep me Telephone Company. HLF HOtR CARTOONS"First I Rea CurusI
date can slip ur awake nights. Earlier approximately 75 pres- l
Come March 1, I call In Show f:M P.M.
on a guy. It's my ent and prospective subscribers of l
favorite CPA and ask him to Complete Show From 1*;M PJW. 1
Orlando Shrine Club worse than the Farmers firm stated they
F
Christmas. All ; play around with my books for wished to be served through Orlando -- t
through the year i Y a day or so and see if he can many declaring they would
I been think! I ? figure out what the score is. I'm 1 cancel their phones rather than I
doin' ] still as carefree and happy as a be served the Winter Park
Orlando was alright. t ; { by \ n
Auditorium
Municipal i snaggin' a dollar bee on a honey-suckle. company.A. .
THURSDAY SATURDAY
here and a dollar Every once in ,a while the auditor B. Dooley, State manager of + .* RAYMILLAND
there. Payin' ray Kay would ask some silly ques- Southern Bell, said the area had 1OP to !
1 Thursday Evening, March 20 8:15: P. M. bills as I went along and even set- tion like "Are you keepin'" any- outgrown the farm service which AMERICAN LEGION HOME
) tin' aside a smacker now and then body besides your wife? or "Did was installed some 23 or 24 years ROG AII a aa. His OrcMstra
ALL SEATS RESERVED for-uncle Sam. Even since Mr. you receive any grat.uitiesduring ago and suggested substituting the BARBARASTANWYCK
Morganthau invented this goofy the year?" rural service.
ADMISSION game of "Guess How Much You The changeover could be made
50c 75c and $1.00 PLUS TAX I "SPAGHETTI"While
Still confident and in a gay in about six months he said, and
mood I inform him that despitemy subscribers of the Farmers lines
Ticket. on Sale at quist. W. A. Whitcomb. Harry You Wait
age I maintain a harem and < 'would have to maintain them dur-
Lindsey, Grady Cooksey. Bill Bun- also keep cat and as for gratui- :ing this period as his firm had
a t VOGUE I
12 Magruder Arcade, 22 E. Pine Sf( Joe ning L.Guernsey A. Scnbner.Pete Carl Lozmak.Miller. ties the neighbors drop by now 1 i no investment in those lines and JIM'S LUNCH

For Reservation Phone 2-2214 Fletcher Rush Clem Brossier, Bob and then and slip me some would not take them over. 211 w CIJurdl SL Proprietor Jim Pitiao PII. .IIC Open 1 45
service provides
ishes out of their Victory The rural NOW SHOWING
Hemtzelman. and Roy Williams. rad-I
and last Summer a friend in that not more than eight persons Eleanor Farter"

Thornal attend the extended dinner an to invitationto any Jay-I ginia Well sent-mv me smart a box come-backs of apples.don't Dooley! would said be, and on one Southern party line Bell THE SUMMER SET HOUSE Errol Fly..
Cee desiring to take part in the "NEVER SAY
i even produce a smile. He gives | would own and maintain those .
drive. lines installed. Choice Steals Sea Foods Chicken Real Breakfasts Specialty GOODBYE""STEP
I me the same kind of a look a once they were
the The JayCees Monday will noon be luncheon of to doctor !gives you just before he About 100 additional persons in Curb Service Tasty Sandwiches, Shrimp 0.4 Chicken Baskets .. -.Is-
given over
TALENT SHOW starts shakin' his head and steps the area want telephone service BY STEP"
the membership drive with several I he estimated.J. IS2S South Orlando Av.. Fhon W. r>. S191-M1 r----_
speakers appearing on..the program -I out into the hall and starts his- V- K.rne to n.nKorner Lawrence TwreeyGLENN "
Thornal said yesterday.! perin' to the nurse. I K. Galloway vicepresidentof Oven S A. N.. to 12 MldeichL Closed WedDnday. W.nter Pa. ,.}
That was the first inkling I had the Winter Park Telephone
I I that anything was wrong. He''I 'Company said it would be more

FRIDAY went back to the books and I 'economical to serve the area from LAKE EOLA HOTEL DINING ROOMN.
could hear the old adding Winter Park and, that an adverse I
chine chckin away and him decision might affect other exchanges EOLA DRIVE AT ROBP.SON
blin to himself. Figurin the ma-I where subscribers desire Delicious Food Homelike Atmosphere D..re Opus 1i45 -:
was workin' too hard I slaps service from larger cities.
on the back and suggests that Residents of the area, which is Moderate 'PricesWe NOW
NIGHT go to dinner and he can finishup northwest of Orlando testified the Closed Monday cater to Luncheon and Dinner Parties Phone Z-4114 fusel{
afterwards. Farmers service had been poor
"No." he "You If and that there were as many as !
says go you I' 1
want to. 111 stay here and see line.10 to 14 persons on a single party I Where Discriminating Peo Co1. \ JEANN'EC
if I can untangle this financial I
backlash and give you some I Ifigures Subscribers of the Farmers
.sEE when get back and company who testified yesterday :
you
!. if I were you I'd eat a good included E. D. Bedenbaugh. O. A. CLil) C CHAINI:

EXOTIC FLOWERSORIENTALSEUINGS lunch for I got a crazy idea thatyou're Dearing, Harry Coxall, John R. \
Bethea. Archie H. '
Bunnell. Mrs.
not going to enjoy your COCKTAIL LOUNGE t
City I supper. E.Ellis M. Branson. O. L. Sands. R. OW .............. Nraray totwom nurttan*-.nd Aitamont*-Ttt. W. P. '1".
Morey. Wilfred D.
I When I got back, my boy friend Hedges.
David L. McDuffie and G. J.
Auditorium Here in 0 fairyland of pagan was handsful waitin' for of me adding with: a machine coupleof Geiger. Clarence Johnson vice- ""IC; < "jlt.l! < .,-; :" .,,110.'''< "I JlilliilAjS...
shrine' and< pagodas, bedeckedby tape and a flock of yellow sheets. Merchants president of the Orlando Retail "THE FIVE HUNDRED CHASE"For
Assn., also appeared in
lotus and oialca His face is as loner: as a bad dream i
is an behalf of the subscribers. the
and he says "Better sit down Discriminating
authentic copy of F.r last this is gonna be hard to take Preceding this case. Commis-
STEAKS CHOICE DINNERS CHICKEN
sioners W. B. Douglass and Wil- :
Paradise the wrest unusual) standin' up. bur C. King approved the trans- From $1.25
attraction of itt fer of the certificate of the A. J.
type the
en Reservations Winter Park 27 500 Chase Winter Park silk
Then he let me have it. Of
I I Lossing Transfer & Storage Co..
American continent.Spend ; t Sundays 12:30-Z; *-- Daffy except Men.] 5-a P.M.
course I thought he was kidding.
Sanford, from H. E. Cordell
14 ACTS day! Enjoy aur I I According to him I was personally May K. Lowe. to I lIo:
I responsible for the national
ALSOGUEST American *r Oriental cuitmain I debt. Not only was I going to Ai new germ-fighting chemical ; mi I ::
STARS the fascinating tmosphcr have to take care of that $400 million called bacitracin is being used ,
:L: .I our Tea Roam. Admission I for the Greeks, but I had to against infections. CLUB CABANACentral ) (
train and equip a new Army and
charges Wl! b. deducted from I Navy and pay Sen. Pepper's sal-
ARTHUR dinner checks. ary on top of that and accordingI The Finest of Fine Florida's Newest and Largest Night Club
\ GODFREY
I I to my bank balance, all I had to Shoe Repairing MILES NORTH OF ORLANDO CITY LIMITS [U. S. 411]
Bellea.r Clearwater go on was about $2 in actual cash. Open 1:45UST
WILL AUDITION WINNER "Alright alright,"I says,"you've Factory.Shoe Dyeing STEAKS CHICKEN SHRIMP DAY
I I
..t..... L..,. ..I et..,.-- Pro, -
had your little joke. Now tell me SERVICE SHOE SHOP Gory Cooper
I A Short Drive fromSt. what I really do owe" .FLA. LOBSTER OYSTERS FROG LEGS "CASANOVABROWN"
TICKETS 'ON SALE AT Petersburg or TtmpaBERGER'S 'I "I just did," he says, solemnly 1206 E. Colonial Drive
S "and what's more, yon gotta BILLY ARNOLD AND HIS ORCHESTRA SATURDAY NITE

ADMISSION SI.N PLUS TAX- CHILDBEN HALT PRICE G "I know." he replies, "You INN FLAMINGO CLUBPRESENTS
spent It on new typewriters and SANFORD FLORIDA
furniture and a lot of other stuff
like a lot of other folks did, that's
where the money went, but you $5 f WI
can't take credit for anything but JAY MILLER AND HIS ORCHESTRA

depreciation and that's why :you i DANCFNG" FROM 9 TO Z

TAVERN are behind the eight ball. NO COVER: OR MINIMUM CHARGE
Then I picked up the morning EXCEPT SATURDAY MTE-50e I i
paper and saw where Harry Tru-
who DINNER SERVED FROM 6 P.M. to 2 A.M. 114 Ip0 GDKE IIUI
man gets $75,000 a for
year THY OCR NEW' CHEF DIRECT FROM CUBA
YOU CAN BUY A BOTTLE OR left being after President paying had his taxes only and$4,500 I CHICKEN AND STEAK DINNERS OUB SPECIALTY Ip1003iiAS fSAOI Ili101 .

felt better. But brother, let's not 11TERf1flVE PHONE 5910 CLOSE ON
have any more wars, they're not I FOR RESERVATIONS SUNDAYS

BUY IT BY THE CASE worth what we pay for 'em. I laorAnELf s

Greatest distance around the Gary 3974 S.
DUCK INN Tail vi
world is 24,902 statute miles at Staruafa BfcMiam
CRtS
QRIC BOAT E .
:
: Open 1245
:
the equator. i I Wa serve the tame delicious foods from noon US f that ',
tffaFlomr baked CaaalsAnCxcelkot you get during the evening. ; lAST TIMES TODAY

1 -
Gus W. Lawton, president of the Florida TaxpayersAssn. Winter Park Memorial Post. Board of Managers of the Florida The board set NOT. 4-6 as the by addition of certain nutrition ingredients -
HAROLD ESCH I
:'The 1947 visit of the British j ., announced yesterday that the annual meeting of American Legion. Tuesday night Teachers Congress closed of their Parents meeting here and I dates St.of Petersburg.the annual: conventionat Rob Roy I roaming at; and large prohibit on the cattle highways.from I, LAWN ,i

. Lawn Bowlers to the Orlando Club the organization will be held at the San Juan Hotel MondayMarch elected a full slate of new officers yesterday by pledging support to and Mrs. Henry Whites, both Appointed was a nominating

came to a victorious close as they 24. I J all veterans of World War IL thus I I seven bills expected to be intro of Clearwater sill be cochairmen. committee to name three vice! EQUIPMENTLAWN
business turning the reins of local post duced in the Florida Legislature. will be
walked off with the Charles J.Fox The association-- made uo of prominent exec-; presidents. Nominations MOWERSLAWN
international utives and individuals from all affairs over to the "young folks" :I The board also voted to support Mrs. J. Floyd Griffin. of Tampa submitted the State convention. '
Trophy Tuesday afternoon sections of the State will meet to at one swift cast of the ballot box. bills sponsored by the Citizens president of the Florida Congress. The committee is composed of Mrs SPRISKLERSR.KESPICKt..P HOSE
by the score of 152 to 94. Committee on Education and Gov.I 1 named delegate to the national '
consider the first real taxpayer'sprogram I I was
Elected were: James N. Keezel. CARTS
CaldwelTs I II
Millard State health
The British took all six games for convention in Chicago next
ever prepared presen-I commander William i I HEDGE SHEARS
from the half-dozen Florida clubs tat'on! to the Legislature. {
I several local bills for which
-
Following the usual reports of support sonville was named |
of all"WorldBowling" second
represented in this biggest vice-commander; HarryC. had been requested. / Wilson Leonard
committees the group will be ad- I Hutchinson finance officer; Legislative[ bills to which the
championships. I I
j .. The first test match in Oak- dressed by Hale T. Shenefield Lawrence S. Chubb chaplain; ASSIGNED TO DUTY Board of Managers pledged sup- DIAPER SERVICE I Hardware
fcnd. in ...Janua.ry.ended well-known tax consultant whose Sam H. Williams historian; Albert Pvt. Raymond G. Wood son of ,port would provide for the follow
Cal with, the played U. S. winning by subject will be a report on the i M. Hires sergeant-at-anns; {Mr. and Mrs. John. Westbrook of ing: ) For RtMrvatin. w lmnwdit. Delivery I 42 W> Central Ph. 2.2187'v
PHONE 2 3357
10 shots. The second round in special tax research conducted by 'I Waldo Plymton. Judge advocate. 12126 W. Jackson St., and Pvt. Abolishment of the junior driv- ";!,
Pasadena in February was taken the organization during the past' Service officer and adjutant will Ralph L. Hurst son of Mr. and Er's license. improvem of child )----- -- -- ---
by the British by 31 shots. This year and upon which the proposedtax be appointed by the new commander I Mrs. J. R. Hurst of Winter Park welfare conditions in Florida I
21 to de- program will largely be based. who has the support of have been assigned to duty with establishment of a Florida Chil- I
the visitors plus I t
fend gave the trophy In the final play Other outstanding speakers j I I 122 members largest enrollmentin American occupation troops in dren's Commission, creation of a
here in Orlando. As the final fig- scheduled to address the meeting the post's history.Of Japan. Army bulletins revealed Florida recreation board educa- SUNRAY'S CANDIES .
\\I
ures show they had little troublein are Clarence M. Gay State yesterday. Pvt. Wood is serving tion for physically handicapped I yV
by 58 points this plus comptroller; Jim Burden tax the 10 million adults listedas with the Eighth Army on the' children unable to attend public I Unusual Novelties
winning '
assessor of Orange County; I. almost illiterate in the U. S.I island of Honshu and Pvt. Hurst is .schools require enrichment of I
actually represents
the the 21 superiority, or 79. displayed by the I {v. Snyder; executive directorof census, three million never had{ j stationed with other Eighth Army I I flour. bread meal and grits and :YID CHOCOLATE COVERED
the Citizens Tax Committee 1
rink of the British. ; attended school. I troops on the Island of Kyushu. degermlnation of meal and grits
strong play .a J. Newt Lummis Jr.,tax assessor L I
Tuesday' individual games Dade County; Dr. Truman C. I I EASTER EGGS

announces meeting. of the House of Rep- '
Can BOYTE. of Central ill
one resentatives and Kenneth S. I II wl
Florida's biggest and best Exterminating Keyes, of Miami. I With experienced help and materials now available we can guarantee you : ,I I II Easter Eggs and Fancy Boxes.

companies. Cus- affairs. The worst defeat was Gov. Millard Caldwell will be QUALITY WORK and QUICK SERVICE. Our pick up and delivery trucks I Limited-order now.
tomers protected under $5,000 handed the Orlando rink when I
Bond.. Licensed and insured. Hopkins the honored guest at a noon : cover the entire Orlando and Winter Park area. I
Ted Parry skip O. luncheon and other distinguished I
For further lnformaUon on. John Moffat and Sir Ivor Thomas 1 1875 S. Orange Blossom Trail
guests on this occasion will be J. '
rats roaches termites ants of the British toppled T. C. Edwin Larson State treasurer Branches Located at 49 W. Concord. Orlando l
; I 24 N. Orange Avenue
eta Call or write' W. J.
Reed skip. J. L. Each Colin English. State superintendent I
BOYTEEXTERMINATING Pickard and H. Esch by 32 to of public instruction; Dr. C. 108 E. Park Ave Winter Park f fl I ', 0S J Telephones 2-2202 or 6741
10. The losers took only five H. Donovan Tyn Cobb Alexan-

CO. out of the 21 ends. der Akerman: J. Tom Watson attorney : II Candy Ivey' Street FloorYOWELLDREWIVEY
224 8. Main TeL 9532 I The Clearwater rink headed by general: John F. Willmottand ORLANDO STEAM LAUNDRY :
Orlasd.i Don Blake lost by only two points Dr. William Melcher. I l l ;
I to A. E. Taylor skip; J. W. Ans- The meeting is scheduled to CO.
i .low. J. T. Baird and Roger Carterof open at 9 ajn. with a luncheonat ESTABLISHED 1886 ,
1r the British the final count was noon and an afternoon session I I
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17-15. Playing for_ Blake were beginning immediately after the I
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but finally won by 5 points. John
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Cronshaw and Norman Canning .
the. Climate of the British toppled Bill Hollis-' Visit the

want the 14th end but DeLand scored of the Orlando Art Association
you 13 points in five ends to come up .
20-21 to the British. They couldn't
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headed by Tom Lawson, skip John "l ,
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Pete led 11-8 on the 11th but
did not score again until Sinclair .
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Th. new the 18th. The British scored on
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year Orlando AH white Kid Oxford.
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feels far ranger- and has ': also relieved. She now sleeps .' An white kid Oxford ".t,
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ventured here with the Washington Ball Club and thoughtthe At DaytonaTheir Better in 47 Miami Meet

town consisted of the Angebilt Hotel, Tinker Field and game here yesterday with SHREVEPORT [API With ex-j j I

Bergers Tavern in that order. Berger's has moved into NEW YORK [API Kentucky's servicemen who returned to foot- :
of
the Columbus Red Birds erased ball last season reaching their old I i I MIAMI [API The sweep

first place. Wildcats top-seeded defending by rain the Washington Mats speed and form all major football favorites continued yesterday in

mat's a lie. of course. The beauties and delights of Orlando are champions reached the finals of move over to Daytona Beach today 7 teams in the United States will be the fourth annual University of aI

club moves on to another training site. Tournament by turning back North Bernie Moore. Louisiana State ; as all seeded stars came
ranking St. Louis Cardinal farm
' to Carolina State 60-42 here last I University coach told newspaperand i through their matches.
Orlando has been easy for the baseball writers take and some-
;; club the Rochester Red Wings. radio representatives at Jack
night and will meet Utah Univer- S"F cs a I National Singles Champion
it has been vice versa. But all has been forgiven in view .of 8 3
times breakfast in his honor
..! sity for the title Monday night. Manager Ossie Blnege of the Wednesday I Kramer and second-seeded Gard-
: the latter-day hospitality of theFt Utah unranked in the tournament Nats will work the same pitchers morning. nar Mulloy rested but Billy Tal-

city rm thinking of the time upset second-seeded West today who were down to "The Army training was fine i bert. seeded third. won a straightset

r that rental agent introduced me to Virginia. 64-62. in the other half work yesterday. Rafe Leonard. for the individual." :Moore said victory over Tom Burke for-

i the wonders of the solar system of the semi-final doubleheader before big rookie lefthanded protege of "but in the ease of many ath- mer National Intercollegiate dou-
Back Newsom. is slated to letes they lost !speed and timing. bles from New York.
champion
that he said would provide the u t a capacity crowd of 18.472.1n. go
They did not have sufficient'
five Innings Rochester 6-2. 6-4.
for Madison Garden. against
not water for my household Square
time last Fall to regain their
Carolina State which in his big test for a job on the
whatever baths we were in the North peak. A season's play has helped Pancho Segura. Ecuadoreannetter
Nats' ,
habit of taking. He must have played the favored Wildcats on pitching staff. them." who holds the No. 4 seeding -
Luther [Our Own Stoff Photo: Trovers
Knerr big righthander -
terms in the first half
even also advanced to tbe quarterfinals -
viewed us all as scaly Russian In answer to questions Moore :
obtained from the Philadelphia POPULAR NAT RIGHT-HANDERS: Buck [Bobo] Newsom
which ended with the score 1 with Talbert tumlne-
s4 said: J. Y. Tittle backfield playerof I
peasants. $ deadlocked at 20-aIl, suddenly Athletics will work the next four right, and Sid Hudson, whose's 1939 record of 24 wins'and Louisiana State is equal to Lu- '. back Frank Froehling of Coral

And after a while the we banging weren'tbothered of lost.the range In the final peri- frames. If a third pitcher is needed four losses still stands in the Florida State League rally for jack of Notre Dame; Charlie Trip- I: Gables. 6-4. 6-0.
much by Sid Hudson will probably get
that swinging door of the garage od and going Kentucky's classy crew the call. this bit of good-natured rubbing at Tinker Field. Both New-!pi. formerly of Georgia should do I t Other seeded players moving Into -
won away.
throughout the night. One of A fighting underdog. Utah team Next home game for the Nab som and Hudson are key men in the Nats' 1947 pitching as the well college in pro ranks football: Alvin as he Black.did in I I the quarter final round were
Victor Seixas. who from Bruce
won
Central Florida's little zephyrs .
blew it right into the lake and we -', :";::1:;.:::;, held on to it almost all the the Cincinnati Reds at Tinker equipped to be a great professionalplayer Thomas Behrens. who by routed default Frank: Buddy Keis-
Field.
':; Sunday the Detroit Tigers -
I
had a raft for the 'kids. way. West Virginia outhustledall : Tulane University had a ter. of the University of Miami.
r. the way in a game that was will come here for a game fine backfield combination last I
Griffith Guest i, 6-3. 6-2. and Harris Everett of
and on Monday the Nats are
not as close as the score indicated Leesburg OpensTraining that needed only experienceto
year
We got away from Orlando 0 ',Miami Beach who nosed out Bud
hosts to the Chattanooga Look-
4 y almost pulled it out of the fire in make it great and it should be
o.dur1nc of the : Hart captain of the University of
couple war
years outs.
a
the last minute but the Mountain- next his own teamis
n Of Kiwanis ready season;
but not completely. You couldn'tthrow s The Nat regulars meet Chat- ( 7-5, 3-6. 61.
; eers' desperate rally fell two points well fitted for a strong schedulebut II I Doris
s art. Wightman Cup
a coral rock on any of the short of overcoming a ten-point tanooga at Winter Garden at 2:30 ; his opposition will be stronger.
player who she would
Pacific Islands without the great Utah lead. pjn. tomorrow while the Nat "B" Club Tuesday I thought
FridayClark have to drop from the tournament -
squad plays the Lookouts Sundayat !,
risk of hitting a bunch of the boys I
Winter Garden. Lakeside in 30-23 because of a sprained ankle
who had taken their training at Griffith president of the Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] \I played and won from Jane Smith
the Orlando Army Air Base and SHIRLEY POVICH I Sports Shorts I announced Pres. Clark the Griffith assignment of the of Nats four i Washington Baseball Club will LEESBURG Spring trainingfor I Win Over Lovett'sLakeside (of Miami. 6-0. 6-2.

we cut up many an old touch about Orlando on those tepid nights make his annual appearance before '
righthanded pitchers to the Chat- scored a 30-23 victoryover In other women's matches
the Leesburg Pirates of the
Adm. Jonas H. Ingram bas established the Orlando Kiwanis Club at
around the fireless fireside. Lookouts. The hurlersare I Lovett's Grocery in a play- of Rollins Collage
tanooga i Rosemary Buck -
to aid him 12:15 tomorrow at the club'sluncheon will '
as Florida
State League
a "deputy" p.m. open
baseball writer who later
Orlando In the Spring nurtured many a Luis Aloma and Bob Callan. off game to settle a three-way tie ) won from Jarrett Schmidt
went on to headline fame In national Journalism after coming here as Football commissioner Conference' of the All-America nominatingan who were with the Lookouts last Commerce meeting Bldg.in the Chamberof Tuesday at Tallahassee with 23'for first position for the second I of Palm Beach 6-%. 6-0; Jean

the training activities of the Senators. At candidates for the squad scheduled half the Class B League last
comparative cubs to cover old Navy sidekick. Commodore year and John Sonny Dixon Griffith will discuss 1947 baseball in Clark. Rollins College defeated
every excuse they come back: Bob Considine. author of Thirty. O. O. "Scrappy" Kessing for the and Rolland Miller up from the prospects. Dr. Frank Gray. now to report to Mgr. Bill Good. night. The winner will meet the Mrs. Margie Sanchez of Miami .

Seconds Over Tokyo whose newest movie Is the atom-bomb story. post. The Canadian Open Golf Charlotte farm club. prominent Orlando physician and Six of the 24 players on the I'U. S. Naval Reserve five Friday 6-1 6-4; Betty Rosenqaest. Rol- i

The Beginning or The End*, Robart Ruark now the nationally- Championship is still four months frGrapefruit program chairman announced. roster are holdovers from last night at 8 p.m. to decide the sec- lips College won from Rose
ond half championship.About Bryan, Miami. 6-1I Nancy
syndicated columnist of the Scripps-Howard newspapers and VincentX. away but 16 top-ranking U. S. year's club. They are Good 6-1.

Flaherty featured writer of the Hearst Syndicate whose first players have already filed entries. League Women Wrestlers shortstop; Charlie Ridge way one million pounds of lin-I Morrison.Mrs.Rollins Wilma College Askinas defeated of-
Kenneth Mollenkopf. Toledo and John Capone second basemen I I
-
the Senators in Orlando.
big assignment was covering "
Activity seed oil are used annually in the Miami by default and Laura Lou
will become Dee Salter third baseman i
High School coach ; -
Those were the days of the one-armed bandits the slot- assistant football coach at Purdue YESTCHDAVS RESULTS Feature Mat Card ; William Munch right- U. S, about half Imported. I Jahn won over Lois Miller, //f.

machines on which the baseball writers developed their biceps to the while Robert W. Timmons. Indi- At Cristobal', C. Z. handed pitcher and OutfielderJay __ __ ,
... .. Feature event on the weekly
111
Brooklyn (N) OOO 301-T le e
envy of even Charles Atlas rm remembering the day Flaherty ana Pal State Teachers College OenU EleeOOO OOO OOO 1 1Lambardi. wrestling show at the Legion Stebbins. U

strode Into the h..teIlobby. fresh off the train and while standingIn mentor has signed as end coachat Barbss. Cupidan... inner ScantKbury(T) and and Edwards Kell-; Arena tomorrow night will be a MILLWORK

line awaiting his turn to register decided to take a fling at the Pitt. match between women wrestlersover O'Brien Schedules SASH STORE FIXTURES DOORS
slot machines.One Johnny Shkor. conqueror of man.At the three-fall one-hour distance SPECIAL ITEMS

Tam Mauriello last week has offered Cleveland,Fullerton.(A) Cal..003 922 IOO-S 11 5 Promotor Temple Mason Practice DRY CYPRESS ON HAND
hour later he had had it. Into the half-dollar machine went to KO to London and meet Lee An....* (PCL OOO OOO OOO.-O 4 5 announced yesterday. TonightThe
advance he had brought with him. I found that out British Champ Bruce Woodcock. Kaurava* Peat (7) and Heean and Kin*- C. E. HUDSONCABINETS
the $200 expense man; Flominv.. Carleen: if) and ..'- Dolly West the singing cow- O'Brien's Pharmacy entryIn Phone -44S7 1133 w. Church St.
when he asked me for a quarter, so he could tip the boy who had his Ted Horn American Automo- girl and Doris Dean protege of the city class A diamondbaU
bile Assn. 46 racing chamP. will At Hol........d. CalaChing. Man Mountain league will hold its first practiceat
bags. (A> OOO 001 4O1Hetlrwood S 0 Dean are paired .
pilot the Maserati racer Wilbur
Shaw twice piloted to victory in > .nh. Holland. (4). Smith (Q and
The parade of big league ban players through Orlando during the the annual 500-mile classic at Indianapolis S............ C4'>: Hellinenrerth. D. sing a few cowboy songs before diamond at Exposition Park. Any UPRIGHT HOME FREEZERSFOR
Cameron (C) and U....,. T..I I entering the ring. players desiring to try, out are wel-
year is Its own story. Mickey Vernon. the Washington first base- as well as enter his own Two other matches bring together come to attend this session. *
remembers his introduction to Orlando back in 1939 when four-cylinder rear-drive car. At Lee AnoeleK!
man. surely Seattle (PCL _.10O 020 OOO-S 0 4 I, heavyweight wrestlers are
he came here as a green rookie first baseman from Greenville. The Mrs. Billie Harting of Miami defending Cheap (N> ____ OOO 213 3Ox_ 1C 3 also on the program.Chattanooga.
champ heads field,of Jakucki. Vellevie (*> and Stan Sueme Class A Playoff
a
luxuries of the club's hotel headquarters were not for the likes of (4); La.... Wyte (5) and McCulloufh U,,-

Vernon and the other bushers. They didn't rate the $7-a-day-fare: tournament over 100 for of the the 20th Florida anniversary Wom- inatten (7). Meets Game PostponedPlayoff IMMEDIATE DELIVERY

and Clark Griffith quartered a dozen of 'em in Ma Simpson's board- At Miami
en's Golf Assn. next.
beginning __. of the Class A Basketball -
I Ing house the other side of Lake Eola. I Tuesday at Tampa. I St.oaten Louie
With his first baseman's reach Vernon did an right at the table. Elliott. Beret (a) and Mad: Fannia.ican .
(4). Moulder' cal and Helf. [Special to Orlando Morning Sentinel] Bumby Hardware and O'Brien.sPharmacy.
he later recalled. Bat his story Is bit of the romance of baseball. Last I,
a Night's Fights All other exhibition eame in State WINTER GARDEN-Although originally scheduled for
Look at him now the leading hitter of the American League who were oeetoened, rain.TODAY'S. has been $345.00 ,
BUFFALO AP) J.. Muecato Buffalo, their game with Toledo's Mud tonight postponed until -
dethroned Ted Williams. Ma Simpson did all right by her boys. knocked out Freddie Scott of P>atron.N GAMES Hens was rained out yesterday 8:30: pm. Monday at Davis Armory -
Catehen Jake Early and AI Evans and Pitcher Early Wynn graduated 4n 2:44 le-rounder of the aecend last nieht.round Minetoecaled .. thetfeatured [By The Associated Press! the Chattanooga Lookouts are it was announced yesterday.
ItJVi, Schott 211V. I Barton (A) T* New York U) at St. Peters-
.from her table Into the big leagues. scheduled to meet the Indianapolis -

MIAMI (AP) A( Lanark*. 142..5 the bare.Wuhlncton (A) n Rochester OL at Indians at 2:30: pjn. today
...... lat night send a la-round deci- Daytona Bescli. here Walker Field.RASKETBALL .
at TOM
There were some characters, too with the Washington club durIng won over Billy Smith I41Vfc. of Minneapolis I Boston
.. in their main event at Civic; CanterArena. Palm Beach. Daugherty & Co.
the ; I like to remember the Cliff Bolton. the catcher.
day
years Labarea fleered Smith in the PUUburih OO TS St. Urals (A) at Miami. RESULTS Winter Garden
piled into the team's bus at the Angebilt with the other players for ..'.nth. I St. Louis (N)' TS Philadelphia (M. ) at NIT Tourney at New York: I
G7ean.Crtaterooaa (SemiFtnallUtah > Nationally Famous
the trip to Tinker Field. At Church and Parramore Sts., he suddenlygot NEW YORK (Af) Bobby KuVin. 13*. (ISA) TS Indianapolis AA) at ... West V.rema C2. Robinson at Bumby Phone 2-2456
Astoria. N.Y.. knocked out Pat Oemere.13Va. Winter Garden.Negro Kentucky CO. N. C. State 42. Men's Wear
up from his seat and told the bus driver to stop the bus. Bolton
Brockton. Matt, at I'M .. the third AAU Tourney at Denver: I ORLANDO. FLORIDA
got out"caught the'next train went into the grocery business at his round .. a ocheduled, eight-round main (Third Round) Year "Round Low Prices
event at the Jamaica Arena last nighLST. Court Meet Dallas Major M. Fecatelie Idaho 44. .
native High Point. N. C. and didn't rejoin the team until July. La. Angolo. (Carroll Shamrock) 4S, .
The Cincinnati Reds and Brooklyn Dodgers used to train here LOUIS (AP) Phil Terranova, 13*. Milwaukee (Harnichfgor, ) ... I
Now York, topped Paul;' Jackson.: 135, To Open Saturday Seattle (Alpine Dairy) 30, Oklahoma. City
I understand. They were chumps to pull out but don't get me Reading.. Pa., in the eighth .. a ..,.....* Z9.
iled. ton-round bout last night. The New.1 artlesville.. Okla. (Phillips M) 55 G.....- "
The fourth annual Blos-
wrong. It was the nicest thing they could hare done for the Wash- ,! Orange dale City Colleoe 24. :
Tom featherweight bad all the best of
ington Club. And don't explain to me that the weather here is "un it. with a viciou* body attack. It wa his 1 som Invitation Toumment bring- Hollywood, (20th Century-fox) SI. Clum.us : ,
.. Ind. (Cummin-Cece: : ) 4$. 'tee'(1
usual" this Winter. I know 1C In fact that's what I'm telling an ninth straight' St. Louis victory.KALAMAZOO. ing together some of the fastestI .

Panthers.The .
Here's Proof of Extra Mileage in the Tire That CLOVER GRILL best two out of three games 36 Monthsto r

playoff series for
the
championship ,
T S. COURT ST.Jv.it .
OUTWEARS PREWAR TIRES H Block From Oruf AT*. opens as a preliminary game Pay s
Good Food Keasomakl Prices to the Bumby-O'Brien playoff J -
TRY SOMETHING NEW game in the Class A league Monday Ugly FREEMAN
Testimonials about the new B. F. That's why wet say see as today Healt* A VlUmla Plate night the Boys' Club fives

This extra mileage was scientifically B.P.Goodrich SUvenown die game scheduled for 8:15 pm. trt ss.
engineered into the tires. First a tire that earfw*.** prntir Jirm.Coirv rr
I wider flatter tread was developed v r beat. *

: He's. all richt. The Cubs had their mad Russian in repeat as the pennant winner in the American League. i 41. Pacific Coast Conference. The U E. Washington St.
Lou Novokoff. We've got the quiet YORK [AP) Racing big Mgr. Joe Cronin has everything-great pitching, solid hit- Tourney OpensNEW [Winners will battle It out Satur-

type. R. never says A word or them. in spirited conversation. An Associations league the Thoroughbred which began a Racing clean- ting_and probably the best crop of rookies any one club 'I "I
change expression. The boy tail observer remarking: "MacPhail boast in
the toda
by settingup can majors .y-] A.1
up campaign a year ago YORK [AP] N. C. A. .
for
him "Yak-Yak. Cronin some
better watch out: hell wind up There four rookie
great for the' the turf own "FBI. yesterdaygave are pitchersin 7 tournament teams five of them vvlr
ha respect ,
reason buying some players Sam would
this police force a club to this camp on the Gulf of Mexico conference champions: yesterday;
St. Louis Browns. Thinks they like to peddle." twing-a set of laws for the sport and all of them stand a fine prepared to muscle Into the I }
The general
might be tough mandatory change of with the Bosox a
chief of which calls for sticking basketball spotlight with the
Idea Is that the Yankees will be The news that Ben Hogan had fingerprinting of all horse- on their first trip to the big time. opening play In the Eastern com-11 t
Just another ball club until Joe taken a fat 11 on a par three hole
..... DlMattio starts playing. ]HIS in a golf tournament caused as men. The chttcker with the most petition set to start In Madison. 'I r, i
Pointed directly at eliminationof Square Garden tonight.
had similar Impressive record Is Tommy
brother. Dom. a operation much comment as. If Ted Williams 1
while in the Coast League. had hit four home runs In three "undesirable practices and" Fine,' a sii-foot 30-year-old Navy. Holy Cross. City College e ii
and missed elementa.ole..al activities right bander from Cleburne, and Wisconsin move Into the
Had it in February times at bat. And greeted with ..rn i
the "code of Garden for two-night
and
bookmaker picture a
/
The Tex" Trig Speaker's home town.
only IT days of the season. pleasure too. Not that anyone
standards" adopted by the stand following last night's Na-
Lang Field In 8t. was Fine won 23 and lost three for
foul lines at Al wishes Hogan any such luck but
Ira's 35 member tracks which tional Invitation Tourney semi-
I I Scranton In the Eastern League
marked 309 feet
Petersburg are
it just makes the duffers feel good .
Include virtually every major finals between Kentucky and
should be last season.Another
leftfield line
but the .
to know the stars can do it too racing strip In the country, and North Carolina State and Utah
309 fathoms. A wen belted ball Breadon still stuffing his Cardinals tosser up from Scran-
goes Into effect April 1. And the and. West Virginia.
goes out into the bay. with vitamins. "Been taking code stipulates flatly that ton is Mel Parnell six-footer from
them for years myself.; he says violation be punishable any by New Orleans. He's a 184-pound I Holy Cross 124-31 and Navy
Eddie Dyer. Cardinal manager "and come In from a round of "suspension! can expulsion' of the southpaw. 24, and brings in a x I [16-1] will hook up in tonight's I
on St. Patrick's Day: golf fresher than fellows 20 years guilty track or from the TRA. record of 13 and four with an I 8pm. [EST] opener and C. C. y-
"Maybe.I should start my Irish younger" Qrady Hatton, earned run average of 1.30 for 185 N. Y. [16-4] and Wisconsin'sBig
lineup Oaragiola. Olaviano, stocky and capable Cincinnati Red In addition to the required innings. vx- .Vine Kings [15-5 will clashin
Orodzicki Schoendlenst. Kurow- third baseman looks like a lopsided fingerprinting of owners trainers Two other rookies with less imposing the 9:45 p.m. [EST finale. I1
ski ." Jockeys and "all those actively The victors of these contests will
chipmunk with the big chaw, records but with more experience I
Billy Evans new general manager of terbaccer he tucks In his Jowl. 1 participating in racing horses. are Harry Fritz) Dortsh.a | then tangle Saturday for the .
.
of the Detroit Tigers: But it saved him a few teetlLthe the chief step the TRA took was husky SwoyersviUe, Pa. Russian Eastern crown and the right to -r4.- /1
in baseball and I
1 took A look at the um other day when a ground nail joining professional youth of 23. and Al Widmar from VVVV.wwuFA.u meet the Western regional titleholders -
football in their stands Cleveland. Both righthanderstossed '- in the Garden Tuesday. "Any success training the Jog today, dear?"
pares room under the stadium hopped up and bopped him square against withholding guilty know- TOMMY FIN,
and told Mr. Brier we should on the fat cheek. ledge of fixing and bribery. for Louisville. in the Am- I The Western Competition gets
get aU the close decisions any erican Assn. last season. future is bright. under way Friday night In the I
way. It's so nice the umpires Tommy Richardson bouncy and Man 0' War Becomes Fine may be the finest thing Enjoy beer at its best. .
win want twin beds put in there effervescent prexy of the EasternLeague that has happened to the Sox -
I so they wont have to stay at a taking movies of everyone Army 'Colonel' pitchlgn department since Dave
I hoteL I remember In the mlI who Inadvertently gets in range Ferris two GOLF BALLS
came up years ago WANTEDAny
hors when we used to dress down and peddling wisecracks without a LEXINGTON [UP] Man Fine turned In a %.05 earned run FOX DE LUXE
ender the stands In some dark license Prexy Will Harridge of O'War Is In the Army now, sub average last season and won 17 ,
dusty corner surrounded by the American League around and an honorary colonel In the First He his opening .
straight. won
Cavalry Division. Big Red prob- quantity slightly damClean used balls with
rakes and scythes and lawnDlOWen. about brown as a chestnut. Ford no
but lost the second a t-1
."* ably the greatest! race horse that game aged used balls cuts PALE
Frick of the NL among the missing Conn. ExtRA
two-hltter to Hartford.
Sam Breadon and Larry Mac- Steve O'Neill, watching ,. ever lived and who will be 30 Then he turned on the heat with $1 per doz. $1.75 per dor. [ !
Phall both with sports coats loud his Detroit batting practice pitchers years old March 28, was honored his record breaking skein.
enough to do their talking for hopping around to keep from yesterday In ceremonies at Ship In burlap bags or heavy cardboard: cartons.: Blended with Imported Bohemian Hops i
his Far Away Farm home. Army Wilkes-Barre took his measure
officials said they planned to and then he lost! another game In We pay express. Cash will be sent promptly. KOSSrUNT Of DISTRIBUTING Winter Park CORP.
use him as a recruiter. relief when he allowed a homer N.rtk Orlando and Luna A"*..
with a man aboard the 10th Inning DIXIE GOLF RANGE 4402S.DIxle Rent IT.St tss.t f Soau of Maltlaad Underpass: ) wister Park. na. J'
HiWf Diffenntf. getting maimed by line drives: against Wilkes-Barre., West Palm Beach. .1la.I PBone W. P. $3a-M P. O. Boa HI W. P.

/ "Guess f I'd better put up the net." "My sweetest victory says Fine I Fox De LtiX_ Breweries of Chirac. Grand Rapids.
"was the 7-2 win I posted against ManOD. tea Valaaoma Cny; .
SETTER He shoulders a big sledgehammerand
TIRE IN
;; Wilkes-Barre In the playoffs. .
heads for the mound looking -
.." like mural of Fine was a Signal Corps ser
a the -Spirit oftabor"
EVERY WAY!
-- .
geant. In two years he accounted -
or something or other.
for 32 wins at the Orlando .
"- "Back to the mines" he ,r1n3.He'd .
Army Air Base and his team was
like
to dig a couple
up more
in the annual tournament
ronnernp -
'f be BMW U. E. Koyit. Air Rid Tire hsuch Hank Oreenbergs at that. at Wichita, Kas. A product -
aa import*** new development in of Baylor IT. Fine broke in
tire design that we're aaxiotn to show with Rocky Mount, N. C in
you bow truly nm rkmbJ fe! (
it 1939 and played for Oneonta. N.
It Idd. fir CIIIIbiaaiac ah'-.t Y. In the Can-Am League in 42 Telephone
Hiqher
le.or .ir Pt...+r.--ar.a_ kiDdCJI after falling at Scranton. He (
rid IIC comfort s; was discovered by Bib Falk. the V
IftafM.MlrdrBewfciZ.rKW4n- former Chicago White Sox out-
fielder. He features fast ball
-Tor easy, dependable a
;;,_ control at your car. and a good curve.
V
'; His teammate. Parnell. Is only
; It.t" tae f 'Rates"are Needed
M aeeltMfit
\ '
Bonded 24. He did well to win 13 and ti
-- -- trIMer
JIIb&tica.
....... lose four at Scranton for he spent V
t Insured over three years in the Army Air
Force. He was a staff sergeant.His .
CG baseball career began with
tetsetb Centemlle Md.. In 1941 at the
the a age of 17.Dorish. lr
tb possessing a slider and
Akb bdnPyp I qro' fast ball won four play-off games
rwbsdd roWil for Louisville. He began with
Canton in '41 and finished last
I .
_
.
-f : ; : "
pKiiamst season by taking seven of his last

Y! TIRE = i IYJAII wyo f nine Widmar.starts. 22, also started with ; -....'
V Canton winning 17 games In '42.
% In the Little World Series last
y he beat Montreal. -
year
.'-' -
WALKER From this quartet of rookies e ;
r. CHEMICAL AND Cronin expects to find one starter.
UTttMDUTWC CO.OUANOO. But the best the successful can-
I BOONE B CO. .HOtlBAS21 didate can hope for Is the No. 5 ,
clip SWisS I spot. Cronin has his big four from cS
last Fall in Ferries Tex Hughson.
Writ w HMM MM _
ju W. JEFFERSON> ttembcr friorMui A National I I Mickey Harris and Joe Dobson.:
PH. 8663 1
Pest Control Association They accounted for 75 wins.

to have about you all the things you use and enjoy .books, t-.Sofa 4Long-- "J 'I. .

: ii games, and even the newspaper. This room j just as you see it sofa with sitting space for four.
Comfortable for tall person lying
down. Architectural curve at top
in the magazines is ready for you.to enjoy seeing here. makes for graceful fitting into room
4D C', plan. Covered in self-patterned fabric -
with matching .velvet"'a pillows.
Come !
i soon W. 83". D. 36". H. 3{-.
!!II

ysw vitality. ait avS aatf ...., Ufa.
_The Memorial Parent-Teachers By 'KITTY'HENRY, Society Editor Newbenn. piano pupil _. II" UM b ash.. at ,.. mimmt em star*.
has completed'p1an for the of Prof. Walter Charmbury of the -,c. R ...
Assn. ''' ,'' T tnrmiilmt sin*-M* ar ." .
Memorial Carnival to beheld on Tl/fRS./ ETTA SCHERMAN JONES who i i? visiting relatives in Orlando Rollins College Conservatory of ;"! ;, \,
Winter Park book of her :.
and is
Friday from 5 to 10 pm. at the Sarasota now writing a Music will be heard in a recitalat
'
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experiences while living in Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. In 1922 I .. :: '
achooI.A the meeting of the Woman's ....
tea dance win be hell Mrs. Jones to Alaska then to Etta teach Schennan.went school. wwaa{: ?laming. yevar t' !A', "?; ', cy Club of Winter Park. Friday at ';... ..:.. ." .:

S to 7 pm..after 3 pm. ". G t
This and a few years later was marriedto Newberm has already scored
vial Frolics"will be presented So A
will consist of two shows the first ; the late Mr. C. Foster Jones. successes in public appearances in. ,,, 14 h .
being a talent show and the sec-I She is an ardent admirer of Winter Park Tampa and Palm "s k
ODd a magic show. There will also Alaska and thinks it a land of Beach with his artistic playing. He e s
Sbe Jet car,.races. Prizes will be many opportunities., She was will be presented by Mrs. Percy
awarded. thrilled to ten of her modern elec- Boynton. chairman of t>e Wom- i w
Highlight of the evning will be tric home operated at a cost of an's Club music section. .
a Take It or Leave If quiz program dollar The program is as follows:
one per month and explained -
with students acting as con-
of the that the slowly melting Prelude snd Fugue Bach
testants. Another feature -
.. .. ...Glucfc-Brshmi
Gavotte
snow dripping down the high i
program will be The Grin More Olaue ____ __ __Grsun o z+e ssI
Circus." mountains turns the turbines producing n
Various booths will be provided electricity so that the electric Sonata Opus 28 In D m major __J3eethorcn

with hamburgers, wieners pies companies have low operat- Fantasia Impromptu Chopin
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... ,.. ....
cakes. candY. ice cream. Other ing costs. ; Poeme Nocturne__in__K_:_Flat____-_? .____Scrtmbln Chopin
booth features will include a coun- i In 1941 Mr. and Mrs. Jones d'y ? is<3Y.yr Prelude. from Four Ie Piano -Debussy a
try store bazaar bean bag throwing -
I went to Attu. which is on the extreme -
flowers and potted plants
grab bag fortune telling and palm i tip of the Aleutian Chainof Church Class
reading. Donations have been Islands. There Mr. Jones had t
made by the Main St. Market. a position with the U. S. Government -
Real Juice Co. Parrot Sales and I and his wife taught the O.S iy Hostess At vt

Royal Cola Co. ,native children to read and write.
The Japanese forces captured Attu TeaThe Central Florida's Oldest

Rosalind Club I In 1942 and Mr. Jones was among MRS. ETTA JONES Large I Awning Establishment

the casualties Mrs.-Jones being '. .writing about experiences. Volunteer Class of the First serving the public con-
Bridge Tea TodayMrs. .taken as prisoner!! of war to Yoko- Methodist Church entertainedwith tinuously for almost a quar-
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J. C. Otey Is chairman for hama, Japan where she was kept until sept. 1. 1945. t, a asserts thatshe an attractively appointed tea PARTY ter of a century.
the hospitality committee of the : was not badly mistreated by the Japanese and that sufficient Tuesday at Wesley Hall of the FROCKS WITH A YOUTHFUL POINTOF a strapless effect. Center, compass print of

Rosalind Club for the bridge tea food was supplied her as long as her captors had it themselves. She church. VIEW float bouffant skirts from hug-me- this washable pique frock points up style-wise e

today. believes she is the only American woman captured on American soil In the receiving line were the tight bodices, in the Spring wardrobe: Bronze- featured such as the lace-edged strapless Awnings and Pore Curtains
Her committee includes the Mrs. Edna Giles
by a foreign power during the war. class teacher. bodice and full skirt with panier bustles. At
Mad* to Tow Order.
Mmes. Parker Enwright. vice- Fuller and Mrs. Ward Sachs. class hued nylon net makes the dress, left, with its
Mrs. Jones expresses delight with the Florida climate and has right, black and white checked taffeta bodice .
chairman; Beverly O. McEwan president Mrs. Howard Schrop.
Jerry Ruble.,Harold Krebs Rich- become a member of the Florida State Federation of Poetry Clubs. vice-president; ; and members of floating skirt gathered at the waistline under spices the "fairy princess" look of the filmy

ard McPherson. Horace Jacobs 3d. O, O n the class. Mrs. John Branscomb petal-like flounces. Sparkling beaded corselet I white marquisette skirt. Draped apron on the Orlando Awning &
Joseph Beard. Julian Pace; the DR. JAMES R. LATHAM will celebrate his 93rd birthday next Mon- presided at the tea table. embroidered on high-necked bodice creates bodice sweeos back to make a full bustle.
Misses Mary Helen Jacobs Sara day. Dr. and Mrs.Latham came to Orlando 18 years ago. when Mrs. Dallas Berry and her com Window
Shade
Layton and Jean Yothers.ijlseeeth. he retired from practice and make their home on'Woodlawn Ave *A mittee prepared the refreshments Corp.PHONE .
physician and surgeon of New York City for 40 years Dr. Latham is which represented the emblem and Loucks Phyllis Pratt of Nunsville. I Calvin Steel and Buddy Pettigrew. SCSJ P. O. BOX 229
a graduate of the New York City University and was house surgeonin coloring of St. Patrick's Day. Birthday N. Y.; Billy Pharr Dunk Murphy 1 I I Mrs. E. E. Barnett assisted Mrs. ZOOS N. ORANGE ATE.OBLANDO. .
and friends present Sidney Warren Robert Crandall.I in the
Members Pettigrew entertaining
FLORIDA
the for
City Hospital Women for 10 years. He Is the oldest mem-
numbered than 100 and Bob Butterfield Jerry Rives youngsters.
ber of the New York City Association for the Benefit of Widows and more Included teachers Party HeldMr. Claude Skinner. Marton Dillard
special guests
KM IMms.. ..... weds aw11a. Orphans of Medical. Men
of the adult classes Jackie Sholar.Albert Penland. Bee
and presidents
opgUeeHaafits "Bfc
and Mrs. Jack Pettigrew
pnvnils .. O O O jj from other Orlando churches. Walton Earl Dukes Jr., Harry
prep**?CMwb> eaeafl IN BOTTLES AND AT FOUNTAINS
fwM Try O..i..w et a rb.di TO SERVE as president of the Student Government Assn. entertained with a surprise party Hanes Jimmy Cheek.. Paul Rails-
.0.lM.Jfe A fte tofcM.t... .. ELECTED Monday at their home on W.
College.Rome. Ga.. for the coming year is Ruth Frank- Poetry Club Banquet Smith St. honoring their daughter. back. Rich Steck Ronny Smith ,
_3 allll=. .4 lin daughter of Mrs. R. S..Franklin of Leesburg. This is the highest .Betty who was celebrating her

office held by any student at the Saturday at SorosisThe 16th birthday. ""
: A iiaadeat tor t3srer!
SAN JUAN PHARMACY
college. Sorosis House will be the With the honoree were included

Ruth has been a member of scene of a banquet Saturday at 1 Shirley Holhngsworth Booty Kennedy r

the student council since her pm. given by the Florida State Joy Carter Laniece Drau- .
freshman year and has taken an federation of Poetry Clubs. ghon. Mary Adele Wharton,Margie l

a active part in a wide variety of Mayor William Beardall will be Turner Patsy HelmsPatty Mc- MARGA R1NE
Diana Evans Ann Grier
Guffey.
student guest of honor. Maj. Paul Crank
activities. She holds a
Mary Page. Joyce Harlien. Sara
place In the highest honor bracket will be toastmaster.The .
Holloway Joan Davis Carma Jean ,
of the college honor rolL Her sister program has been an-
nounced follows:
as
,, Mrs. Henry N. Carrier the Response to Welcome ___Glenn Weber
former Helen Franklin was stu- Solo-Crossing the Bar- i
Miss Alice Msnahmn WtOVCVOURCM I ALLEN 8 QUINBY -
dent government president in
Origin Poem. "Can of the North Woods" '
c ITHl PERSONAL+ tan
1939-40. so Ruth is following rightin Thomas Burke
Original Poem. ""The Poet THAT KEEPS ITS I IWUU1S AUTO SERVICE
Yin CAR IS IS SAFE her older sister's footsteps. Violet W DaD TURNING/1 il!
nonI"'OLLEEN La Foloma and Medley of Spirituals Motor Tuneups-General Overhaul-

111 where they were called by the death of their daughter-in-law the I : .,- Y S yFT 6
late Mrs. Ernest Baldwin who was the former Lucile Love. They +' ..g iw 4 fly.

ti were accompanied home by Ernest Baldwin and young son. Freddie. Iii +, 4w ,

Mr. and Mrs. J. O.Matthews have returned to their home in the I / ':', ;
NOW .. :. '.
AT ASSOCIATED! .
North after a visit here with Capt.Millard Matthews. Mr. and Mrs. ." ,." "
<
George Townsend who have spent the season at the Amherst. are J o'

leaving Saturday to return to their. home in Highlands. N. C. They oJ; '

aN will stop en route for a visit in Atlanta. Mrs. George Persons and FOR NEW CONSTRUCTION ::

Mrs. A.. W. Bailey left this week for a visit in Atlanta with Mr. and : _

Only Mrs. R. W. NeeL .
Mrs. Gratton Hammond and Mrs. Marvin Mc-

Clatchey left this week for Atlanta. The latter has been here for a OR REMODELING : :.
f/s
visit and Mrs. Hammond accompanied her home.
000

AND MRS. HARRY LONTZ of Richmond. Ind. invited a group
MR. friends to a dinner at the Hotel Wyoming Wednesday to Extra Qiality and Realty of Design! '' -

honor LeRoy B. Giles who was celebrating his birthday. Special

guests were Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Hamilton of Richmond tod., who are Easy to Clean-Cenvemeii!, Toe! q z

NUTS WHAT WIM spending the season in Fort Lauderdale and were visiting Mr. and .

Mrs. Lontz at the Hotel Wyoming. The latter leaves in two weeks Doors and Drawers Will Nol Warp or Stick!

| aXtmor front wioata to return to Richmond after spending the season here. I
P I sal iuptct Unto* Easily Installed in New or OU Homes! ,

!'O$ SALES APPEAL, Trinity Lutheran Aid Society Henry Lines who spent the past daughter of Mr. B. W. Taylor.
Slade-Booth Show Case Co. will hold its regular business meeting month here, has returned to his Mrs. Carrie Hogue. Mrs. R. E. MARCH 29-30 I
home in UnionviHe, N. Y. Thompson. Rev. and Mrs. C. C.
at 2 at the
"first Thursday p.m.
UII lI 1Uel"
A Cm, showing the treatmentand Blair and
Rebecca. Vonceel Todd.
W.. Pine*and Heed W.Alley Chuck Between TeL 2-tm church. 000 the cure of polio, will be Charles Brenda Mr. Mel Peterson MUNICIPAL AIRPORT
11Wii shown tonight in the school audi- Mrs. Mesdames Bean. All-
Winter Park Garden Club will torium.Mr. port. Potter and Gilbert. Mrs. W. the
Sponsored by
hold its final tour of the season and Mrs. Dale Dowler and Willoughby and Mrs. C. J. Sweet.
The Whistling Oyster WITH JEAN YOTHERS today in MaiUand The Fownes son. Dale of Astabula. Ohio. have Mr. and Mrs. Dale Dower and
Estate and the gardens of the Retrearch been guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. son and Mrs. A. L. Hook went to ORLANDO AMVETP
[Club Editor] Studio will be open for the r I. Hook. Bok Tower Monday.Mrs. .

Plans have been completed fora occasion Those attending O. M. Bonar has had as his P. T. Call and two children -
should meet at 2 pjn. at the Win- : guest his brother A.' Z. Bonar of of Chattanooga. Tenn., are
Silver Tea to be given by the
ter Park Woman's Club Andre ii
Columbus Ohio who returned to visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.J. .
Group 2 of the Central Christian Smith of the Research Studio his home Wednesday.Mr. F. Phillips. DICKSON & IVES
Church on Thursday at the homeof has invited the Garden Club and Mrs. J. F. Phillips who
I Mrs. W. J. Lowe. 420 W. ParIf to select 12 oustanding artistsin were called to Walhalla. S. C. by The word heathen once referredto
flower arrangements to the death of Mrs. Phillip father country folk.
prepare displays for the H. Smith have returned to their
niches of the gallery, which will home here north of town. .
provide an additional attractionto Little Dixie EUsbarry is in with A. L ALEXANDER, INC Introducing
this tour Single day tickets pneumonia.The +
wt rap
may be procured from Mrs. Belle Wesley Bible Class held its Offers Owners
Thompson at the Bookery or may monthly meeting Tuesday eveningat ONE DAY SERVICE
Fine Gifts
Really be purchased at the gate of the the parish house. The covered Factory Trained Mechanics:
Fownes Estate. dish foEowed the business Herb Hi.A
1' 8011 supper Baecele. Service Manager
Jensen Silver'- Marghab Linen j Carter's For: 0,0, o meeting. The Rev. C. C. Blair offered IU W. UrincstOB Phone {1S7T ,
Spode Wedgwood Castleton -Trinidad" will be the subjectof 2 b Yrs. a prayer. Members whose
an illustrated lecture today at birthdays occurred during the I
Mark Cross Genuine Aligator Goods
Swedish Crystal -
a tertulia at Casa Iberia Rollins month of March honored at the
Henri Bendel etc. College, given by Frederick Sleight supper were: M\. ,s. E. W. Roe Mrs.
Rockwood Pottery This is the only program of H. T. PTool. Mrs. Bean Mrs. i UNBI0CKAnd I
This Week's Highlights the year which will be given inEn&1ish Florence Totten and Mrs. 'C. J. .
All members of.the
French Crystal Sweet. Mrs. P'Pool,' president of t
Modern Sterling Casa Iberia Club may Invite the class, was presented with a
friends.n gift from the class. presented by I TRACT
Plastic "Linen" Mata .
o o
Easter Hankies the class mother Mrs. Edna Hoff- I
Portuguese Urns Twentieth Century Club will ner. And Stop Dosing Your Stomach BRASSIERE

MAKE RELMNW MUMS TURNED Gretchen. Sley This 1305 will be E. a RobinsonAve. dessert desired in coins,and your the name Pattern address Numberto size! WOMEN 38-52 YEARS OLD-DO YOU 1 Hi-A bra by Marja. These exquisite brassieres are

LATEST EfUIPHENT" EXPERT party followed by the regular bus- Sue Burnett Orlando Morning exclusively made with the patented round-and-out

C miss the issue of
Spring
Easy Payments On,Overhauling Service of the Reeves Memorial -- - net or satin and lace in white, tearose or black. M 1Sizes'
Fashion-it's filled with bright due to this functional l!.Ptnkham's Vegetable
Methodist Church, 1116 N. Fern Compound 1
ideas for every woman who sews to relieve such This 32 to 44. ,
symptoms.
A. F. CLARK; MOTORS AC.e8 Creek Dr.. is sponsoring a Stanley for herself and her family. Stylesby 'middle-age'cause? great medicine is famous for this!
demonstration of household chem- well known designers, easy to If you're in your "40's" and this Taken regularly-Pinkham's
N.. ORANGE. PHONE 2-0746 icals and brushes on Friday at 8 make patterns, a free gift pattern functional'mlddle-age'period peculiar Compound helps build up resist
Mrs. to women is causing to '
hall you
pjn. In the church' ance against such middle-age' ftJ-U
inside the book 25 cents.
Trumble will be demonstrator printed suffer from hot flashes nervous distress.Thousands have reported
\ Proceeds will be used for local irritability and weak tired high- benefit! Its also a grand stomachic bn '
s church work. his subject the program which strung feelings-then do try Lydia tonic. Worth bytsp.OIt44ami ]J

000A will be given by the Cincinnati I _f.J.- VEGETABLE
Your Old card and game party, sponsored Symphony Orchestra on Mondayas ; ; COMPOUND I Brassieres. Second. Floor
by the Royal Neighbor, will be the fifth concert in the Central I
FurnitureLooks held today at 8 pjn. at the homeof Florida Music Assn. Series.
Mrs. C.'W. Cutler. 112 S. Lake
St.
ooo

M New There will be a meeting of theOrlandoWinter
Park Alpha Chi
WhenKLEENIZED Omega Alumnae Club today at 8
pjn. at the home of Mrs. R. D.
Thompson. Woodsmere All local .
and visiting Alpha Chi's are in- GAY FLOWERS 1

vited. 000 '

Members of the()rlando-WInter Put a touch of Spring on
"" L
&
Park League of Women Voters .f f iv your suit lapel or In your
who are attending the State con- '
The modern homemaker-knows how important vention of the league this weekin hair Colorful flowers...

thoroughly cleaned and sanitized furniture is Jacksonville Include the Mmes. r = all kinds, an colors I
i for protection and appearance. So she now Sara Hughes. A. H. Smith Jr..

ly Eastwood executive secretaryof Easter suit with one of
the Community Chest; and life
members of the club.. .Miss Mar- these beautiful dickies of

1 garet Piper Is in charge of the din- cotton batiste or organdy ,
p
ner party Mrs. Pettus Lee
president presided at the meeting in white and pastels. I
and welcomed back Mrs. Dermont

oOroi.pIexianfk as secretary .The Young'Wom- 1.98 to 6.33
en's Community Club is a partici-
pating agency of the Community
Chest.
1
ooo Vtl
t
Edward J. Lord will give a pro- tl
gram on "Symphony Music" for t: t ia.

the Music Appreciation Hour at Yom'r
k the Albertson Public Library todayat
10:30: ajn. He will use for

you of a lot of life's fun!Don't go Nouema helps soften and whiten CORO PEARLS

around just covering up" a afanthat's chapped rough hands.Now thou- feminine "look"! Choose fresh, crisp dickies, feminine
rough-looking or marred by sands of women rely on it as a ALL TYPES Coro graduated pearlsto
externallycausedblemishesiThevery beauty aid for complexions toot! i p
become flaws worse/you wish to hide may This Trial Offer is to prove how Of jewelry accents, dainty colorful flowers, handsome
not least" touch to
Noxzema can help your skin. At
. I Do u millions of beauty-wise, all drug counters for a limited MECHANICALWORK You'll find them all now at your favorite fashion store! .. your Easter ensemble I f
.L. .. modem women are doing today time
>r' .L.>. only.Get;your jar today. 16". -trJ
/*-let JVoznme the anow-whrt

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Rotary ClubWINTER
f
WINTER PARK There win bea
tertulia at 4 p.m. today at the
Casa Iberia when Frederick PARK Kenneth
Sleight will give an illustratedtalk Wacker has been elected president ;tad ntlraele.r
Evening.I on Trinidad. Members are invited of the newly-organized! Rotary

The to meeting bring guests.of the Junior Auxiliary I Club. here.H. Stuart. Johnston was elected t /S VEL[ dishwashing

<< will be March 27 with Mrs.J. secretary and Ray Greene treas- 4t 1t
.. L. Pflug at 1111 East MaitlandDr. urer. These three, with Lawrence m Ne
#i I Gentile! Jr., and George W. .
;0 Chief of Police Carl Buchanan Churchill will make up the boardof aVO/
reports the vandals who have been directors. There is a member- _
destroying street-signs, when apprehended ship of 25 representative business / half !I
will be severely pun- and professional ;lien. at present. time in
ished as there is a penalty' for I They will operate under a pro- '
such actions up to $300. visional charter until one Is Issued -
Dr. and Mrs. Paul S. Peirce by Rotary International
l'-n.e have as guests Mr..and Mrs. C. within a few weeks. the group Dishes and glassware sparkle !
kind of formal you fall A. Peirce and Mr. and Mrs. Mar- will meet Monday noons at the t', an.ds. oelimwinpatges
shall Matthews, of La Grange. Chamber of Commerce In Win- (( \\ ,, Colgate-Palmolive-Peet's new Vel

so pretty. Just the Eastern Stars will drive to St. Those who have aided in form- \r' polish away so dishes and glassware sparkle with-
this include
ing Rotary'sdistrict
Petersburg Sunday to visit the governor group Al Geiger of Stf '' : I out wiping! Removes grease faster,more: completely
3
I thing to make the Masonic Home.Plummer of New Petersburg; James Keith. Paul f' > ; than any soap..leaves no dishpan ring to scrub
Mrs. John
gals envious, and theboys York City Mrs. Elizabeth Howe Stine Cheney.Milton Marshall Vergowe Lane Donald Harold / out. Vel cleans dishes cleaner than any soap and
Mrs. Elizabeth cuts time in half.
and daughter Pirkat and Doyle Darnold or Or- ... dishwashing
want to knew Rueckert of Phelps N. Y. are vis- lando. -
iting at 1771 Glencoe Rd. \
who you are. Mrs. W. R. Leach of 950 For- r\\ MILDER TO HANDS. Vel is not a soap but an
mosa Ave.. is visiting her sister An Englishman. W. Greener, Invented l \ entirely new and different suds that is completely -
Mrs. Robert Naples, a patient at the first modern cartridgein = R t
neutral..milder than soap.Your hands
1835. but the British Govern-
the Bowling Lee Memorial Hospital. -
Take your choice in Ft. Myers. ment turned it down as. imprac- a will love Vel's mildness.
If the weather permits the tical. !
H % a Rainbow of Luscious Garden Tour today, cars will be
at the Woman's Club at 2 p.m. to Ii
Shades you transport ticket holders to visit AT WINTER PARK U
the estate of Mrs. E. S. Fownes \
lore. and 314 Now Parr *vs.
and the Research Studios. If not Nsrtn tn. I.st rri s \
it will beheld tomorrow.Dr. :r I II
Louis Schulz will review
"The Robe" Monday at 8 p.m. at BARUEljiLiTAEns J
Price. Perfect t the Congregational Christian r ,; a uituta
Church. There will be a silver offering @ Y ..
to provide equipment in the i
14.98 up nursery of the Sunday School. I i Mm I.
0000f
Mrs. S. A. Weissenberger has as
guest Mrs. Harry S. Camp of (Monogramming _
Cleveland. They will spend the o
Irish Linen Dish Towels
week-end together at Delray. -
Miss Eva Thompson is here to U Efficient and Absorbent AiIClous for' :

be today at the Health and Welfare I 1)ISHe 1fJtEI6:1: \') r, Vel washing! Stay lovelier too for Vel keeps
Bldg. White patients from Line. Damask" from Belfast I I pNGEJ'lE 1 \ stockings shearer looking than any soap.
10 a. m. until noon Negroes from \ .
; for glamorous beauty I In 4 :. Vel leaves no scum Eliminates
SUDS soap soap-
2 to 4 instead of the j'4 \ ct-frr '
pm. reverse nsu ,
and down to earth ,
I _! fading It's easier than fin.
t. any soap on
announced
The as concert was Sunday Sunday.at the wearing-quality i I I rfl $$t. r de; t\' : prsaS'd-: washables and delicate washable colors.

Seminole will .be a piano recital We Gift Wrap I on ttf''C)r t\o O' 11' li} Keeps new woolens fluffier than any soap IVtt
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57 West Church Street by Miss Helen Moore. [lookers Welcome We may tempt. ( OOJ"J" ; n..U ca.a n
Mrs. Robert! Clark and Robert but never urge to buy. ,+'I' C"k, 7rte. e' 3 Is... b-adeawt w the Ci1 rmfln Net C:*.
Clark 2d of Ohio.,
Cleveland are I[ Petoskey. Michigan In the Summer_
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Curtiss.J. .
I C. Hurley has sold his
Hydropontic Nurseries on Phelps
Ave. to James E. Diffenwerth.
..
former county Juvenile judge who
: later served as an officer in the

I naval Col. reserve.Warren Winn, who recently to ,'_ '

bought the John Howland residence -
on Palmer 'Ave.. and Lake :
Osceola, has purchased three lots ft'
on West Fairbanks Ave. between ( I
-
j I Park and New York Aves, opposite i; n. : l"
the College Garage from Mrs. aAa
I Lulu Billingham. paying 12000. ; : ;
ti I He will build a one-story concrete ., '. ,
Ii i I structure with 21 Bendix Laundrysand ;
-
ji :: fi conduct a Launderette simi
t lar to his in Orlando. He expects )
to have it in operation by July 1.

I

t Cant- Sit new HIGH -

s PIN-WORMS CAUSE FIDGETING

I AND THAT AWFUL ITCH
I Ono of the orarninr signs of Pin-Worms..
a Barrio rectal itch which often cause*
t tLgfAT ,.. I CdgeUBC and broken sleep and alai lead
\ to even more serious distress.
1 It is no lonrer necessary to pot vn with
the trouble caused by PmWo.beea_
i I I seieneo has at last found a way to Jock P'
I u I. the GetJAYHrSFw.5tb.drstsigaofNa.Worm.e stubborn pests easily and aafely.I from HAITI

.. POW is a 1lledieaD.I tress
', I mint bled on an officially recce-nixed drat t
clement which has proved very effective in I
dealing with this ocly infection. The small
a p.w tablets act in special way to destiuy
i y Pia-Worsts. r-W means via-worn relief --

r styles, dress-up styles, sporty styles all reflect I a branes.bottle Tell of Creomulsion your druggist with to sell the you un \\ .. \ '" sisaL }Wonderful colorful new shoes made entirely by handin
derstanding must like the
It
way
i tto have allays the cough you are Haiti-that hypnotic island of dizzy mountains, soft- ,
your money ?Lor '
I the excellent tailoring of Ella Zahr. I II CREOMULSIONor \ spoken Creole legends, pulsating Voodoo drums.We can't

I Jf Y Statewide meeting of the .
I Conference for Human I ... ,; -
; 'IzcwrSXIN Al !
will be held Saturday i : .z f I1
12 until 4 pm. at the Con-
v Due to: Church In
t< rashes : Park and delegates are
i' from all parts of the
t tions representing this organiza- 1
.. Try and also fraternal and church
.f. to .
:..? meeting Is called primarily
ment challenge the bill which Sen. t .p
,: desire E. Matthews of .Jacksonville
l .tan hastens to introduce in the Legisla ,
drmr SoID4 for a white primary.
storm .ort.
Southern Conference for
f tr
Welfare Is designed "to
the health and welfare f
JUST .RECEIVED

of all of the people In the South" SURFACE YARD GOODS '
and Its honorary president is Dr. 4 =
t Prank Graham president of the Felt back enamel surface in block or figured patterns. 89c '
University of North Carolina. The In a selection of your favorite colors. 6 and 9 ft. wide. k# +

.. Rev. Daniel Whltsett. pastor of

the anna First. Edwin will Methodist preside.Dr. I Clark.. Church.of Rollins Marl- PLASTIC COATED LINOWEAR in; ; : -
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who arranged for the meeting Marbelized design on a beige background. A natural 1 ; ,
states that the group will protestany for untiling harmony with any color scheme. '
proposals to limit the holdingof 9 ft. wide. .f -

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